
Archived
Sterling Silver Coin - Panoramic Carmera - Niagara Falls (2007)
2007
Mintage 15,000
Archived
Sterling Silver Coin - Panoramic Carmera - Niagara Falls (2007)
2007
Mintage 15,000
$59.80 USD
Masters Club:
850
Status: CAN & US shipping only
Availability:
Out of stock in stores
About
Feel a part of this great discovery with this exquisite new coin.
The Royal Canadian Mint recreates the awe inspiring quality ofNiagara Falls on this $30 Silver coin through the magnificent use of photographic hologram technology.
The colours are so true to life that you will feel that you are actually in the presence of Niagara Fall’s rushing waters.
Special features:
As photography emerged in the early 19th century to deliver a level of realism the world had never seen, those who sought to recreate Canada's vastness using a lens found even this latest technology could not capture the full scope of the scenery that lay before them.
Finally, success! Canadian John R. Connon's inventionof 1887 was one in a flurry of technological innovations that enabled this new generation of artists tocapture a vast image on film—from 180 to a full 360 degrees!
Just like the early adventurers that had trekked hundredsmiles and scaled colossal heights, photographers triumphed over Canada's seemingly unconquerable landscape, bringing a true sense of this stunning world to those who could not venture there—a vision that propelled photography throughout the 20th century and reigns to this day.
Feel a part of this great discovery with this exquisite new coin.
The colours are so true to life that you will feel that you are actually in the presence of Niagara Fall’s rushing waters.
Special features:
- Silver rendition of the engraved Gold Design
- Photographic Hologram technology
As photography emerged in the early 19th century to deliver a level of realism the world had never seen, those who sought to recreate Canada's vastness using a lens found even this latest technology could not capture the full scope of the scenery that lay before them.
Finally, success! Canadian John R. Connon's inventionof 1887 was one in a flurry of technological innovations that enabled this new generation of artists tocapture a vast image on film—from 180 to a full 360 degrees!
Just like the early adventurers that had trekked hundredsmiles and scaled colossal heights, photographers triumphed over Canada's seemingly unconquerable landscape, bringing a true sense of this stunning world to those who could not venture there—a vision that propelled photography throughout the 20th century and reigns to this day.
Feel a part of this great discovery with this exquisite new coin.
Specifications
Product Number
624217
Mintage
15,000
Composition
92.5% silver, 7.5% copper
Weight
31.5 g
Edge
Serrated
Certificate
serialized
Face Value
30 dollars
Finish
proof
Series
Canadian Achievement Silver Series
Artist
Chris Jordison
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