2016 Canadian Maple Leaf Yin Yang Privy Reverse Proof Silver

Another privy the Panda

Coin Highlights:

Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine Silver with a brilliant Reverse Proof finish.Obverse: Right-facing profile of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the year and face value.Reverse: Displays a detailed single maple leaf and the Silver purity. To the left of the maple leaf's stem is a privy mark of a Panda Bear. A similar design can be found on the 1982 Chinese Gold Panda coin, which is the design this Maple Privy coin is based off of.   Limited mintage of only 50,000 coins!

I guess they are pumping the privys out .

2016 1 oz Privy Mark 'V Tank' Canadian $5 Silver Maple Leaf 

Country of Manufacture: Canada
Denomination: $5.00
Condition: Reverse Proof
Date: 2016
Composition: .9999 Fine Silver
Silver Content: 1 troy oz
Mint/Brand: Royal Canadian Mint
Diameter: 38mm
Coin Mintage: 50,000

Special Features:
We are proud to offer the 2016 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Mark V Tank Privy from our extensive selection of domestic and foreign silver bullion. Each tank privy silver coin consists of one troy ounce of .9999 fine silver, and is manufactured in Reverse Proof state by the Royal Canadian Mint. 

The reverse of this silver coin features the iconic Canadian Maple Leaf. The Mark V tank privy mark is featured below the leaf and to the left of the stem. "CANADA", "9999", and "FINE SILVER 1 OZ ARGENT PUR" also feature on the reverse.

The obverse features a right facing effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch in British history. The obverse also carries the inscriptions "ELIZABETH II", "5 DOLLARS", and "2015".

The Mark series tank was introduced in 1916 during the First World War. At the time, the Allied military front in the European theater was mired in trench warfare. The Mark V ended the stalemate, and subsequently changed how military campaigns were administered on the ground. The 2016 Tank Privy Canadian Silver Maple commemorates the 100th year since the Mark's arrival in the theater of war, and the efforts of the Canadian military in WWI.

2016 $5 FINE SILVER COIN PREDATOR SERIES: COUGAR

Across the wilds of western North and South America stalks the world's fourth-largest cat: the cougar. Found in remote areas from southern Canada to Patagonia, the exclusive Puma enjoys the greatest range of any large wild animal in the entire Western hemisphere. This massive tawny cat—about the size of a leopard—stalks the landscapes where its prey lives: from the seaside to the Rocky Mountains, from deserts to boreal forests.
The cougar is one of Canada's most powerful, elusive, and beautiful predators. Few would contest the cougar's reputation as a stealthy hunter that relies on its keen senses to survive in remote areas of western Canada. Its exceptional vision is uniquely adapted to allow the cougar to hunt its prey during any time of day.

SPECIAL FEATURES
- First issue in an exciting four-coin series showcasing Canadian predators.
- Radial lines and a micro-engraved maple leaf mint mark provides enhanced security on this pure silver bullion coin for added peace of mind.
- Masterfully crafted by Royal Canadian Mint engravers using a variety of engraving techniques and finishes to bring depth and texture to this stunning image.
- A beautiful gift or collectible for those who love wildlife, natural images, original artwork, and Canadian themes.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Predators 4 coin series 1M mintage:

Composition: 99.99% pure silver
Weight*: 1 oz (31.11 g)
Diameter (mm): 38
Face Value: 5 dollars (CAN)
Finish: Frosted relief with radial lines
Edge: Serrated

THE COIN
Canadian artist Emily Damstra has created a powerful design of a cougar leaping toward its prey. The large paws and sharp teeth showcase the fierce attack of this large cat, expertly engraved and enhanced with carefully applied polishes.

I like.

CA already has it for sale for a few days

Finally a cougar coin that the head is proportional to the body and looks great. What are the other coins in the series. The snow falcon looks good too. How many 1.5 oz coins have been released to date. Its only February and how many different RCM bullion coins have been released already. Its getting as bad as their nclt coins.

I didn't realize there was an artic series. thanks Silveroid. I see an auction ending on Sunday for the tank privy is already at $46.33 cad from a US seller. I came across it in the commem section. Its a high price. I am starting to lose interest in the flood of privies released.

I agree, Pocket_Change....
But these probably have really small production, and European folks, looks like have interest to these cross-region designes. And in addition, the starting prices aren't high, as for example "Burning" series (black paint aka "ruthenium" and painted flames).

1.5 oz Falcon RCM coin looks good, but I will pass - unlike previous 3 coins it doesn't have Northern background (Arctic Fox is true beauty....bought also the Proof one)

Predator Bullion Series , that announced at WMF - will get, it reminds the first wildlife coins, and designed by Emily Damstra by herself.

Btw... the Wildlife at Berlin WMF:
The famous Mongolian series gets "strong player" Saker Falcon. It reminds the Ural Owl and might will revive the interest. Hopefully, it will not start with inflated price.
According to the info posted, the "The Coin Shoppe" has their representative at WMF, let's hope , he will bring cool stuff and news from there!