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The Royal Canadian Mint issues a Coin to Commemorate 75 years of the Liberation of Netherlands

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
February 25, 2020
in World
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The Royal Canadian Mint is one of the largest and most efficient coins mint in the world that deals with minting high-quality coins. It has been serving the country for many years. This year to commemorate the friendship between Netherlands and Canada. The Royal Canadian Mint released a beautiful coin.

In the coin, there is the depiction of a heartwarming scenery. There is a Canadian soldier surrounded by children and his tank parades down the street of a typical Dutch city center.  And out of gratitude, one of the children is offering the soldier a tulip. This is a sign of friendship between Canada and the Netherlands. The famous Pandora Young did the design of the coin.

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After the Second World War, the Canadian army helped the Netherlands gain freedom. That’s why the gesture of kindness and gratefulness. Pandora used Tulip to express gratitude because every year, many tulips bloom in Ottawa, Canada. People think of it as a sign of solidarity between the two nations.

There are many Royal Canadian Mint coins to buy online, and many have also been released, and this new addition comes in various finishes like Brilliant Uncirculated, Proof, Matte Proof, Reverse Proof, and Specimen. Other than the new coin commemorating 75 years of National Liberation, this year, there are many coins to be released.

There is 2020 $50 Fine Silver Coin –called the Maple Leaves in Motion. Artist Joel Kimmel designs this coin. And the coin is made from a blend of gold and rhodium with a silver plating. Another addition is the $10 coin by artist Claude Thivierge. It is called Oh Canada and has got cute polar bears on the coin. 

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