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Product Details
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Buy this 9999 pure gold coin featuring the Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, the third in a collection of 11 mm gold coins.
Despite its size, the detail is clear including the bands on the horn of the ram, its textured skin, eye and muzzle. Designer, Emily Damstra, and the Royal Canadian Mint are known for exquisite workmanship.
Bighorn rams are most famous for the loud crashing together of their heads that can echo for miles. Their horns weigh as much as the rest of their bones combined and they run at each other up to 30 miles per hour or 50 kph.
This coin is an exciting addition to any wildlife collection.
This coin is encapsulated and ships in an RCM branded clamshell
| 4263 | |
| 2014 | |
| Lightly Used | |
| 9999 | |
| Canada | |
| Royal Canadian Mint | |
| CAD 0.25 | |
| 10000 | |
| Emily Damstra (reverse) | |
| 2014 | |
| Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the words "Elizabeth II D.G. Regina" | |
| Big horn sheep and the words "Canada 2014 25 Cents" |
| 1/2 gram | |
| 11 |
Royal Canadian MintRoyal Canadian Mint0.5 gram 2014 Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Gold Coin
Buy this 9999 pure gold coin featuring the Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, the third in a collection of 11 mm gold coins.
Despite its size, the detail is clear including the bands on the horn of the ram, its textured skin, eye and muzzle.
Designer, Emily Damstra, and the Royal Canadian Mint are known for exquisite workmanship.
Bighorn rams are most famous for the loud crashing together of their heads that can echo for miles.
Their horns weigh as much as the rest of their bones combined and they run at each other up to 30 miles per hour or 50 kph.
This coin is an exciting addition to any wildlife collection.
120703
Buy this 9999 pure gold coin featuring the Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, the third in a collection of 11 mm gold coins.
Despite its size, the detail is clear including the bands on the horn of the ram, its textured skin, eye and muzzle.
Designer, Emily Damstra, and the Royal Canadian Mint are known for exquisite workmanship.
Bighorn rams are most famous for the loud crashing together of their heads that can echo for miles.
Their horns weigh as much as the rest of their bones combined and they run at each other up to 30 miles per hour or 50 kph.
This coin is an exciting addition to any wildlife collection.
120703
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