2013 Canada Silver $20 - Maple Leaf - Red Enamel - PF 70 UC - NGC Coin - RARE !!

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2013 Canada Silver $20 - Maple Leaf Impression - Red Enamel - PF 70 Ultra Cameo - NGC Coin - with a very rare label - Canada - Canadian Flag and Niagara Falls label - MINTAGE = 10,000 !!!!! POPULATION = 359 !!!!! EXTREMELY RARE !!!!!NGC Registration #: 3919854-043The Coin - an exceptionally rare Silver $20 - Canada Maple Leaf Impression - Red Enamel - that is designed with proof finish and red enamel and in the highest possible grade - PF 70 Ultra Cameo (PF is Proof Finish). This beautiful coin offers a creative portrait of an iconic Canada. It pays tribute to the maple leaf as a national icon and all that it represents-as depicted through the use of symbols that represent Canada. Additionally, t his stylized design has been enhanced with 5 different finishes that showcase the dynamic line work and interplay between each element that makes up the maple leaf. Furthermore, t his $20 coin is certified to be 99.99% pure silver and it features pure enamel that enhances and highlights the design's intricate details. This coin presents an uplifting theme to inspire nature enthusiasts, gardeners, coin collectors as well as anyone with a passion for Canadiana.This coin celebrates the maple leaf, Canada's cherished arboreal emblem, from a fresh new perspective, while struck in 99.99% pure silver in an engraved work of stunning artistry. Additionally, a super rare Canada - Country Label is present !!! This coin is over 2 years old has long been completely SOLD OUT at the Royal Canadian Mint !!! This beautiful 99,99% pure silver coin features multiple technologies to bring out the stunning beauty of the red enameled maple leaf. Additionally, this coin was expertly struck i n a three-dimensional proof finish with a mirror background on a stunning 1 oz pure silver coin is minted from .9999-fine silver by the Royal Canadian Mint, and has a limited mintage of 10,000 worldwide and this example has been graded a perfect PF 70 Ultra Cameo, the highest possible grade from NGC !!!The Obverse contains an image by Royal Canadian Mint engraver Jose Osio featuring the impression of a colored maple leaf among much smaller maple leaves. The Reverse contains the profile of Queen Elizabeth II . The county of origin - CANADA - and the year-date - 2013 - appear at the top of this design and t he denomination - 20 DOLLARS - appears at the bottom of this coin. The Edge of this coin is serrated. A very rare label is also present - Canada - Country Label from NGC. The NGC label provides further guarantee of the coin's weight, purity, and overall quality - adding a factor of collectability to this unique coin. A truly magnificent work of art !!!The Story - No other symbol strikes a deep, emotional chord for Canadians than the iconic maple leaf. It has become synonymous with a vast expanse of land, which is filled with stunning sights and places that are as diverse as the nearly 35 million people who call Canada "home." Now, the Royal Canadian Mint celebrates the iconic maple leaf - and the rich diversity of all that it represents - with this finely detailed coin that became an e mblem of a nation's spirit.From backpackers in Berlin to peacekeepers in Pakistan, Canadians are immediately identifiable by a singular image they faithfully sport on pins, badges and appliques: the red maple leaf. This lyrical cipher has symbolized Canada and Canadians for nearly three hundred years. Historians generally recognize the adoption of the maple leaf by Quebe's Societe Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montreal in 1836 as the first official use of the symbol to represent an element of Canadian culture. This symbol was soon popularized in print, songs and in the small markers--such as lapel pins--with which Canadian residents of various origins honored their homelands. The English had their roses, the Scots their thistle, the Irish their shamrocks, and the French their fleur-de-lis--and native-born Canadians quickly chose the prosaic maple leaf.The idea of including the maple leaf on Canada's national flag took root with Lester B. Pearson in World War... read more

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