5 dollars — Canada (2018) — January Birthstone
KM# 2595
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Special facts
The January birthstone on the silver 5 dollars of 2018.
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 — Bear Moon KM# 2586
- 3 dollars — Sugar Moon KM# 2587
- 3 dollars — Sucker Moon KM# 2588
- 3 dollars — Flower Moon KM# 2589
- 3 dollars — True North KM# 2590
- 3 dollars — Celebrating Love KM# 2591
- 3 dollars — Falling Leaves Moon
- 3 dollars — Thirteen Teachings from Grandmother Moon: Big Spirit
- 3 dollars — Strawberry Moon
- 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
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