Castor canadensis played a major role in Canada’s colonial history, becoming one of the primary motivators for the European explorers of the 17th century to forego their search for a passage to Asia and focus instead on the natural resources offered by the North American continent. With fur at its zenith in European fashions, beaver pelt hats became a product lucrative enough to feed settlement of the “new” continent by England and France.
Designed by Canadian artist Emily Damstra, coin’s design occupies the entirety of the coin. It features a portrait of a beaver in mid-dive, a gnawed portion of a tree gripped firmly by the beaver’s chisel-shaped incisors.
Сountry: | Canada |
Data of issue: | 2014 |
Face value: | 50 Dollars |
Metal: | Silver .999 |
Weight: | 157,6 g |
Diameter: | 65 mm |
Quality: | Proof |
Mintage: | 1,500 pcs |
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