This stunning and popular 2013 25-cent coin is the second release in the sought-after Ducks of Canada series. It features a vibrant and colorful depiction of a pair of wood ducks, making it an exceptional addition for collectors and investors alike. With a limited mintage of just 17,500 coins, this piece is a rare find in the market.
The Design:
- The male wood duck, renowned for its bright red eyes, is beautifully illustrated sitting on a tree branch.
- The female is depicted with her indigo bill, chestnut brown breast, and distinctive white-rimmed eye markings.
- The coin also includes engravings of the word “CANADA”, the date “2013”, and its denomination of “25 CENTS”.
The Wood Duck:
The wood duck, Aix sponsa, meaning “bird in wedding raiment”, is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfowl in North America. This unique and vibrant duck is typically found throughout southern Canada during the warm summer months. Notably, it is among the few North American duck species that nest in tree cavities.
This finely crafted coin captures the beauty of North America’s wildlife and is a remarkable piece for any investor or collector focused on natural history themes.
Key Features:
- Produced By: Royal Canadian Mint (RCM)
- Denomination: 25 Cents
- Year: 2013
- Diameter: 35mm
- Weight: 0.5 grams
- Finish: Specimen
- Quantity Produced: 17,500
- Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II
Images from mint.ca – Royal Canadian Mint – Actual product may be different
