You will receive ONE toonie coin
1945 - 2020 75th anniversary of UN Charter signing
NON-COLOURED $1 LOONIE from keepsake collector set
coin comes sealed in mint plastic
IN STOCK
This listing is for ONE 2020 Non-Coloured loonie celebrating the 75th anniversary of the signing of the UN Charter. The picture shows you an example of what you will receive. Each is minted in 3 ply nickel finish plated and weighs 6.27 grams and has a diameter of 26.5 mm. They will come to you sealed in mint plastic since it is taken from the keepsake collector set
Peace. Tolerance. Equality. These are values we uphold today, as we
did 75 years ago when the devastation of war gave way to a new era of
cooperation. On the 75th anniversary of the United Nations (UN),
Canada's 2020 $1 circulation coin celebrates our nation's role as a
Founding Member and a contributor to world peace.
UN at 75: Celebrate Canada's contributions to the United Nations
with a commemorative $1 coin
- SYMBOLIC DESIGN: A $1 circulation coin that commemorates the 75th anniversary of the United Nations (UN) and its Charter. The design reflects Canada's pride in our contributions to the founding of the UN, its milestones, and the continuing promotion of international peace.
- SPECIAL-EDITION DOLLAR: This special $1 coin is an uncoloured edition
Design:
The reverse design by Joel Kimmel is double dated ("1945-2020")
to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the United Nations and its
Charter ("UN CHARTER CHARTRE DE L'ONU"). In a nod to the UN logo, a
world map within an olive branch wreath is paired with a maple leaf to
symbolize Canada's commitment to the UN and its values. In the
selectively coloured $1 coin, the maple leaf is clad in red. Both
versions include a laser mark of a single maple leaf inscribed in a
circle. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
II by Susanna Blunt.
- Canada remains committed to the principles outlined in the UN Charter. The Charter represents a pledge between Member States to work together to resolve conflicts, promote development, champion human rights and maintain peace.
- The first official use of the name "United Nations" appeared in the Declaration by United Nations signed on January 1, 1942. This precursor to the UN Charter, also known as the Atlantic Charter, was the product of a secret meeting at sea between President Franklin D. Roosevelt (United States) and Prime Minister Winston Churchill (United Kingdom). In fact, the meeting took place off the coast of Ship Harbour, N.L., in Placentia Bay.
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SHIPPING RATES & MORE INFO:
CANADIAN& US
buyers: First coin has free shipping in Canada and to USA . Shipping time is up to Canada Post/USPS. I have no control over how long Canada Post (and/or USPS) takes to get it to you.
Taxes: GST or HST is charged for all Canadian buyers. ***only 99.99% silver is exempt (this is Revenue Canada's ruling)
INTERNATIONAL buyers: First coin costs $4.99 or more for overseas shipping. Extra coins add 79 cents shipping cost each overseas. Shipping time is up to Canada Post and your countries' postal system. - your item is being sent via Canada Post international letterpost service. Check with me about projected shipping time if it is a concern. I have no control over how long the postal systems take to get it to you.
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