2010 Saskatchewan Roughriders Pop Up Football Helmet with Dollar

In 1910, a group of rugby players founded a club that would, over the century that followed, help create a distinctly Canadian version of football. In so doing, they became a cornerstone of the Canadian Football League.

2010 Holiday Commemorative Coin Set with colourized Santa 25-Cent

Ho! Ho! Ho! Celebrate Life’s Special Moments with this Gift Set that will mark the 2010 Holiday Season.

2010 $5 Olympic Commemorative Hockey 1oz. Silver Maple Leaf (Gold Plated) (TAX Exempt)

Fervent fans declare, Hockey is Canada’s game. Others proclaim, Canada IS hockey. Indeed, the spirit of this game is woven into the cultural fabric of cities and towns across Canada; the legacy of early settlers who brought their favorite stick games from Europe.

2010 50-cent Lenticular Coin - Sinosauropteryx (3rd in Dinosaur Exhibit Series)

Sinosauropteryx is just one of many amazing dinosaur fossils on display in The Talisman Energy Fossil Gallery - a fierce prehistoric carnivore that will spring to action with a slight tilt of the coin.

2010 $75 14-Karat Gold Maple Leaf Coins Set - (Spring-Summer-Winter-Fall)

Such variety! A beauty that is further enhanced by the changing seasons. As spring gives birth to summer and autumn surrenders to the dormancy of winter, the maple changes and adapts in perfect rhythm.

2010 $75 Gold Coin - Maple Leaf - Fall

Such variety! A beauty that is further enhanced by the changing seasons. As spring gives birth to summer and autumn surrenders to the dormancy of winter, the maple changes and adapts in perfect rhythm.

2010 $75 Gold Coin - Maple Leaf - Winter

Such variety! A beauty that is further enhanced by the changing seasons. As spring gives birth to summer and autumn surrenders to the dormancy of winter, the maple changes and adapts in perfect rhythm.

2010 $75 Gold Coin - Maple Leaf - Spring

Such variety! A beauty that is further enhanced by the changing seasons. As spring gives birth to summer and autumn surrenders to the dormancy of winter, the maple changes and adapts in perfect rhythm.

2010 $75 Gold Coin - Maple Leaf - Summer

Such variety! A beauty that is further enhanced by the changing seasons. As spring gives birth to summer and autumn surrenders to the dormancy of winter, the maple changes and adapts in perfect rhythm.

2010 50-cent Lenticular Coin - Albertosaurus (2nd in Dinosaur Exhibit Series)

Albertosaurus was discovered first by Joseph B. Tyrrell and is now the most common of the large carnivores found in Alberta. This top predator of its time and a close relative of Tyrannosaurus rex will spring to action with a slight tilt of your new coin.

2010 $3 Square Coin - Wildlife Conservation Series - Barn Owl

People have long feared me because of my unusual facial features and preference to fly and hunt at night. My black eyes are rare for owls and the dark markings around them make them stand out against my white heart-shaped face haunting good looks if you ask me!

2010 $4 Dinosaur Collection - Euoplocephalus - (5th in series) (TAX Exempt)

Euoplocephalus tutus was a large, 5.5 m (18 ft) long armadillo-like creature that lived in Alberta between 76 and 70 million years ago. It weighed some 2.5 t (2.8 tn) and its back was covered with large and small pieces of bony armour embedded in the skin.

2010 $20 Selkirk - Great Canadian Locomotive (TAX Exempt)

Named for the Selkirk Mountains that they crossed, these non-articulated locomotives tackled the Spiral Tunnels, the Field Hill and the Connaught Tunnel; marvels of railway engineering that continue to astound to this day.

2010 $8 Sterling Silver Maple of Strength Coin

The character symbol for strength is "li". It seems that the horse has a natural association with this symbol, because its shape bears a likeness to a plough and plough share used as farming implement.

2010 25 Cent .05g Gold Caribou (TAX Exempt)

The Royal Canadian Mint’s smallest gold coin featuring the 25-cent circulation coin design.

1935-2010 Limited Edition Proof Silver Dollar - 75th Anniversary of Canadas Voyageur Silver Dollar

A nation’s character and spirit are often revealed in the designs of its circulation coins. For Canada, no other coin has done this more profoundly than the voyageur silver dollar.

2010 $150 Pure Gold Coin -
Blessings of Strength (TAX Exempt)

In this design, Dragon and Tiger are competing for the precious pearl on which is written the popular blessing proverb, "Be as strong and energetic as Dragon and Tiger."

2010 $20 Fine Silver Coin -
Maple Leaf Crystal Raindrop (TAX Exempt)

The maple is dynamic; always in perfect harmony with the rhythm of nature. Sun, snow and fertile earth are its inspiration, the life force that creates a world of majesty and beauty through the power of a single water droplet.

2010 25 Cent Coloured Coin - Blue Jay

Flight seems almost effortless for the Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) as it glides through the air with surprising speed while barely flapping its wings. However, the jay’s quiet arrival is often announced by its harsh calls.

2010 $20 Fine Silver Coin -
75the Anniv. Of the First Bank Notes Issued by the Bank of Canada (TAX Exempt)

The reverse design is a reproduction of the allegory that appeared on the original 1935 $20 bank note; a woman symbolizing agriculture admiring the fruits of the field presented to her by a kneeling man.

2010 $10 Fine Silver Coin -
75th Anniv. Of the First Bank Notes Issued by the Bank of Canada (TAX Exempt)

The reverse design is a reproduction of the allegory that appeared on the original 1935 $10 bank note; a seated woman surrounded by a variety of farm produce to symbolize the harvest.

2010 $500 Gold Coin - 75th Anniv. Of the First Bank Notes Issued by the Bank of Canada (TAX Exempt)

The design is a reproduction of the allegory that appeared on the original 1935 $500 bank note; a seated woman holding a sickle surrounded by the fruits of harvest to symbolize fertility.

2010 $50 Silver Coin - 75th Anniv. Of the First Bank Notes Issued by The Bank of Canada (TAX Exempt)

The design is a reproduction of the allegory that appeared on the original 1935 $50 bank note; a seated woman with elements of radio broadcasting to symbolize modern inventions.