5 dollars — Canada (2018) — December Birthstone
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Special facts
The December birthstone with a crystal, the last coin of the 2018 series.
About the period
The coins of Elizabeth II were struck from 1953 to 2022, almost seventy years in which four portraits of the queen succeeded one another: by Mary Gillick (1953–1964), Arnold Machin (1965–1989), Dora de Pédery-Hunt (1990–2003), the first portrait by a Canadian sculptor, and Susanna Blunt (from 2003). More about the period “Elizabeth II”, 1952 — 2022
Coins and banknotes of this year: 2018
Specifications
- Period
- Elizabeth II
- Currency
- 1 dollar = 100 cent
- Issue type
- Collector
- Mint mark
- Royal Canadian Mint, Canada
- Metal
- Silver
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Precious metal weight
- 7.959 g
- Diameter
- 27.0 mm
- Thickness
- 1.8 mm
- Weight
- 7.96 g
- Shape
- Round
- Orientation
- Medal (↑↑)
Variants
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Other items of the period
- 2018
- 3 dollars — Pacific Sunset
- 3 dollars — Caribou
- 5 dollars — Wolf KM# 2594 1 oz. Silver Bullion Coinage
- 5 dollars — January Birthstone KM# 2595
- 5 dollars — February Birthstone KM# 2596
- 5 dollars — March Birthstone KM# 2597
- 5 dollars — April Birthstone KM# 2598
- 5 dollars — May Birthstone KM# 2599
- 5 dollars — June Birthstone KM# 2600
- 5 dollars — Hearts Aglow KM# 2601
- 5 dollars — Polar Bear KM# 2602
- 5 dollars — Silver Maple Leaf KM# 2603 4th portrait
- 5 dollars — December Birthstone
- 5 dollars — November Birthstone
- 5 dollars — October Birthstone
- 5 dollars — July Birthstone
- 5 dollars — September Birth Stone
- 5 dollars — August Birthstone
- 8 dollars — Bison Charlton# RC-1469, RC-1470
- 8 dollars — Dragon Luck KM# 2604
- 8 dollars — Chinese Blessings KM# 2605
- 8 dollars — The Peaceful Panda KM# 2606
- 8 dollars — Snowy Owl
- 8 dollars — Bald eagle with nest 1 1⁄4 oz silver bullion coinage
- 9 dollars — Mapleflex Bar KM# 3113
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