2014 1.5 oz Canadian Silver Arctic Fox $8 Coin .9999 Fine BU

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2014 1.5 oz Canadian Silver Arctic Fox $8 Coin .9999 Fine BU   *Please note: Minor milky or white spots may be present on backdated Royal Canadian Mint silver coins. This is a common occurrence on coins produced before the introduction of the Mint’s advanced anti-milking technology and does not affect the coin’s silver content, purity, or authenticity. Bullion Exchanges proudly presents the 2014 1.5 oz Canadian Silver Arctic Fox $8 Coin .9999 Fine BU, a stunning addition to the Royal Canadian Mint’s celebrated wildlife coin series. Struck from 1.5 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver, this Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) coin features the Arctic Fox, a symbol of the resilient wildlife found in the northernmost regions of Canada. With its exceptional purity and detailed design, this coin is a valuable piece for both collectors and investors. The obverse of the coin showcases the iconic effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse displays a beautifully detailed image of the Arctic Fox in its natural habitat. This coin is not only a tribute to Canadian wildlife but also a solid investment in pure silver. Coin Specifications: Contains 1.5 troy oz of .9999 fine silver Brilliant Uncirculated Condition Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint Face Value of $8 (CAD), backed by the Canadian government Obverse: Features a bust of Queen Elizabeth II. Inscriptions include her name, the denomination, and the year of mintage. Reverse: Depicts an arctic fox looking to the right. Inscriptions include "CANADA," along with the purity and weight. Add the 2014 1.5 oz Canadian Silver Arctic Fox $8 Coin .9999 Fine BU to your collection or investment portfolio today, available at Bullion Exchanges. This highly detailed and pure silver coin is a must-have for both wildlife enthusiasts and precious metals investors. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact one of our customer service representatives. You may also like: 2023 Canada 1/20 oz The Curi