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2012 Canadian Silver Cougar Wildlife Series 1oz 999.9 Silver coin
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- 2012 - 12
- Dimensions (mm)
- 38 x 38 x 3.3mm
- Weight (cts)
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2012 Canadian Silver Cougar Silver coin
Canadian Silver Cougar Wildlife Series 1oz 999.9 Silver coin
The Canadian Silver Cougar is a beautiful bullion coin struck from 99.99% pure silver at the Royal Canadian Mint.
The Cougar is the 3rd installment of the famous Wildlife series, and its limited mintage of 1 million pieces has already been reached.
Struck from 999.9 fine silver and bearing an image of a cougar designed by the Senior Mint Engraver William Woodruff, these coins area joy to own. Now that production of the Silver Cougar has stopped, these coins are becoming harder and harder to come by. Premiums on these limited-edition coins are already rising quickly, and if the bright history of the previous installments in the series is any indication, they will continue to rise as time goes on.
Condition - Uncirculated
Year - 2012
Country - Canada
Refiner - Royal Canadian Mint
Face Value - $5
Purity - 999.9
Weight (g) - 31.1030
Thickness - 3.29mm
Diameter – 38mm
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- SKU
- 2012 - 12
- Dimensions (mm)
- 38 x 38 x 3.3 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 0.1
- Colours
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2012 Canadian Silver Cougar Silver coin
Canadian Silver Cougar Wildlife Series 1oz 999.9 Silver coin
The Canadian Silver Cougar is a beautiful bullion coin struck from 99.99% pure silver at the Royal Canadian Mint.
The Cougar is the 3rd installment of the famous Wildlife series, and its limited mintage of 1 million pieces has already been reached.
Struck from 999.9 fine silver and bearing an image of a cougar designed by the Senior Mint Engraver William Woodruff, these coins area joy to own. Now that production of the Silver Cougar has stopped, these coins are becoming harder and harder to come by. Premiums on these limited-edition coins are already rising quickly, and if the bright history of the previous installments in the series is any indication, they will continue to rise as time goes on.
Condition - Uncirculated
Year - 2012
Country - Canada
Refiner - Royal Canadian Mint
Face Value - $5
Purity - 999.9
Weight (g) - 31.1030
Thickness - 3.29mm
Diameter – 38mm
IMAGE IS OF THE EXACT COIN YOU WILL RECEIVE
MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE COMMON MILK SPOTS – AS PER IMAGES
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