2009 50-Cent Holiday Toy Train Coin

Here's the description of the coin if that helps you:

Toy trains have long been a part of Holiday celebrations. Some believe it all began when regular passenger rail service became available in North America. Imagine how people of that bygone era must have marvelled at these extraordinary machines that could whisk them off to unknown places like magic. Suddenly, families could get together for Holiday celebrations as never before. Trains became a vehicle for childhood dreams and adult aspirations, and before long, miniature toy versions were being proudly displayed beneath Christmas trees.

How irresistible these cherished reproductions must have been for tiny hands â€" a fascination that has undoubtedly stuck; the next time you see a Holiday train, pay special attention to the sense of wonder and romance that stirs deep within you.

This 50-cent coin features a toy train emerging from beneath a beautifully decorated Christmas tree. The design is enhanced with lenticular 3D colour to create a captivating sense of motion. The obverse features the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, by Susanna Blunt.

I didnt buy this coin. Boycotted it so to speak because the mint called it a Holiday Train rather then a Christmas Train.

Never thought of buying another complete unit and selling the spare coin alone, probably is the easiest way, good call.
Thanks for the idea and description, I'll keep my eyes open for the right deal but will use that description to make a temp until then, still have lots of time.