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Haunted Canada: Brakeman (2015)
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Haunted Canada: Brakeman (2015)
$20.88 USD
Masters Club:
300
Status: CAN & US shipping only
Availability:
Out of stock in stores
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Ghosts, unexplained events and hauntings… there isno shortage of these stories from across Canada. Many have been told and retold so often that fact andfiction are nearly indistinguishable from one another. Canadians of all ages delight in sharing these tales of life and death, of love and tragedy, and of duty and devotion—including the hauntingstory of the headless brakeman, as retold by this second coin in the Haunted Canada series of lenticular coins.
A beautiful gift for those who love both ghost stories and tragic love stories, and a great addition to any specialty coin collection. Don't miss out, order yours today!
Special features:
About the Design:
Its reverse design features spectacular lenticular technology that masterfully tells the chilling tale ofVancouver's headless brakeman. In one image, the dark train tunnel is suddenly illuminated by the bright glow of a lantern as an otherworldly figureemerges before the viewer, dressed in a railway uniform from 1928. Chillingly, the brakeman appears without a head, with two small, glowing orbs that create the illusion of eyes peering out towards the viewer. When the coin is tilted to the other side, the light suddenly goes out, leaving the viewer alone in the darkness with this shadowy presence, as the ill-fated brakeman continues his eternal walk alongthe train tracks.
Packaging:
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a black beauty box.
Order your coin today!
A beautiful gift for those who love both ghost stories and tragic love stories, and a great addition to any specialty coin collection. Don't miss out, order yours today!
Special features:
- The second in the Royal Canadian Mint's Haunted Canada series of coins, which brings tolife some of Canada's legendary ghost stories.
- The lenticular design retells the chilling tale of Vancouver's headless brakeman; by tilting the coin from side to side, the ghostly apparition of the brakeman is seen in great detail before the light from the lantern suddenly goes out, leaving the viewer alone in the dark train tunnel with this eerie, shadowy presence.
- The first coin in the series proved to be very popular with collectors, and this coin will likely be just as sought-after.
- A thrilling and original gift for those who enjoy a good ghost story.
- An affordable way to introduce a young person to the excitement of coin collecting.
About the Design:
Its reverse design features spectacular lenticular technology that masterfully tells the chilling tale ofVancouver's headless brakeman. In one image, the dark train tunnel is suddenly illuminated by the bright glow of a lantern as an otherworldly figureemerges before the viewer, dressed in a railway uniform from 1928. Chillingly, the brakeman appears without a head, with two small, glowing orbs that create the illusion of eyes peering out towards the viewer. When the coin is tilted to the other side, the light suddenly goes out, leaving the viewer alone in the darkness with this shadowy presence, as the ill-fated brakeman continues his eternal walk alongthe train tracks.
Packaging:
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a black beauty box.
Order your coin today!
Product Number
146941
Mintage
15,000
Composition
monoply nickel plated steel
Embellishment
Lenticular
Edge
plain
Certificate
serialized
Face Value
25 cents
Finish
specimen
Artist
Susanna Blunt (obverse)
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