2025 Canada 6-coin Year Set in Snap Lock Case, includes Commemorative $1, $2

2025 Canada 6-coin Year Set in Snap Lock Case

This set includes 6 coins enclosed in a plastic snap-lock case, one from each denomination released thus far in 2025, featuring the obverse portrait of King Charles II by Canadian artist Steven Rosati, and presented in a brilliant uncirculated finish. 

• Celebrating the Life and Art of Daphne Odjig $2: The outer ring includes Odjig’s drawing of a fisher, as it appears above her signature on her 1978 masterpiece The Indian in Transition, where it serves as a visual representation of her surname (the anglicized version of “Odjig” is “Fisher”). Artist: Daphne Odjig
• 150th Anniversary of the Supreme Court $1: Designed by Kingston, Ontario-based artist Silvia Pecota, the reverse design of the coin features one of Canada’s most important institutions: the Supreme Court of Canada, with its building, adorned with the Court’s 150th commemoration logo in the foreground. The intricate elements enriching the coin tell the story of the Court’s unwavering dedication to the rule of law, and its service to all Canadians—past, present, and future. Artist: Silvia Pecota
• Coat of Arms 50-cent: First used on the 50-cent coin in 1959, the shield contains four quadrants, each representing one of the founding nations of Canada (England, Scotland, Ireland, and France), supported by a lion holding the Union Jack, and an unicorn holding the royal flag of France, with Saint Edward's crown on top, and the scroll below the shield bears the Latin phrase "A MARI USQUE AD MARE" (from Sea to Sea). Artist: Thomas Shingles
• Caribou 25-cent: The antlered representative of Canada's northern wilderness, the caribou first appeared on the 25-cent coin in 1937. Artist: Emanuel Hahn
• Bluenose 10-cent: An enduring symbol of Canada's maritime history and heritage, Bluenose first appeared on the 10-cent coin in 1937. Artist: Emanuel Hahn
• Beaver 5-cent: The five-cent coin’s beaver design dates back to 1937, but the animal is a centuries-old icon that is synonymous with Canada's early history. Artist: G. E. Kruger-Gray