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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
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Here's the enameled version of the Canada's 2007 Thayendanegea commemorative silver dollar from the Royal Canadian Mint; it was available as an individually-packaged Limited Edition coin. Thayendanegea (aka Joseph Bryant) was a member of the Mohawk tribe. He attended school in Connecticut and was brought up learning British customs. He aligned himself with the British during the American Revolution under the promise of having the lands of his Native people that were seized by the British before the War returned to them after it. As the British lost the War, the return of the land did not happen. Bryant served as a statesman after the war, securing land for the Six Nations tribes (in present-day Canada) and working with Native Americans to encourage them to cooperate among themselves and resist the further takeover of their land. Thayendanegea died August 24, 1807. The coin marks the 200th anniversary of his death in Canada. 
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Nice examples! 
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1953 Republica de Panama. ½ Balboa Commemorative issue 50th Anniversary of the Republic of Panamá  
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1999 Canada Dollar 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Commemorative issue 225th Anniversary of the Voyage of Juan Perez (1999)  
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Fantastic pair! 
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
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Here's the 2005 Centennial of Alberta silver $5.00 collector coin along with its 25-cent circulating counterpart in a First Day of Mintage card; both were struck by the Royal Canadian Mint ( RCM). The coins mark the 100th anniversary of Alberta joining the Canadian Confederation.    For a detailed look at these coins, check out: - 2005 Alberta Centennial Commemoratives
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Quote: Here's the 2005 Centennial of Alberta silver $5.00 collector coin along with its 25-cent circulating counterpart in a First Day of Mintage card Very nice! 
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1968 Estados Unidos Mexicanos. 25 Pesos Olympic Games. Commemorative issue 19th Summer Olympics - Mexico 1968  
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
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Canada's 1990 commemorative silver dollar celebrated the 300th anniversary of the journey taken by explorer Henry Kelsey into the interior of Western Canada (1690-92). Per the Canadian Encyclopedia, "Kelsey was an explorer and trader who worked for the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) for nearly 40 years. He helped establish the Company's fur trade operations at York Fort on the west coast of Hudson Bay and at Fort Albany on James Bay. Kelsey is best known for his two-year journey from Hudson Bay to the western interior between 1690 and 1692, making him the first European to see the [Canadian] Prairies. His goal was to encourage Indigenous peoples living inland to travel to York Fort to trade their furs." (The full article is a great read: Henry Kelsey Biography). 
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Edited by commems 04/20/2021 9:56 pm
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Lovely examples! 
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2014 $20 fine silver coin. 50th Anniversary of Canadian Peacekeeping in Cyprus .  
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Quote: 2014 $20 fine silver coin. 50th Anniversary of Canadian Peacekeeping in Cyprus . Beautiful! 
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1990 Romania. 10 Lei Commemorative issue Revolution Anniversary  
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Very nice! 
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1988 Switzerland. 5 Francs . Commemorative issue Olympic Movement  
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