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  • Prehistoric Series: struck in fine detail
  • Origin: Royal Canadian Mint
  • Highest Purity: Fineness 999/1,000
Item No.: 2240140
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Mammoth

People still saw them.A mammoth in silver.

2 ounces of silver, brilliant uncirculated, issuing country Canada.

Mammoth on 2 ounces of silver, reverse, image
2 ounces of silver, obverse with issuing country Canada, image

Mammoth on 2 ounces of silver, reverse, image

2 ounces of silver, brilliant uncirculated, issuing country Canada.

On the cave wall

A mammoth from Alaska travelled almost twice around the Earth in 28 years.

This is shown by strontium and oxygen in its tusk, which is about 17,000 years old.

In the Chauvet Cave, mammoths, big cats, rhinoceroses and bears are among the most frequent animal images. People first entered the cave about 36,500 years ago.

Source: University of California, Santa Cruz

The timeline

From the Devonian to the last Ice Age

Each animal stands in its geological period. The sections show the order, not the duration.

  1. Devonian

    about 420 to 359 million years ago

    • Dunkleo­steus, image of the coinDunkleo­steusArmoured fish
  2. Carboniferous

    about 359 to 299 million years ago

  3. Permian

    about 299 to 252 million years ago

  4. Triassic

    about 252 to 201 million years ago

    • Archosaurs, image of the coinArchosaursAnimal group
    • Plateo­saurus, image of the coinPlateo­saurusDinosaur
  5. Jurassic

    about 201 to 143 million years ago

    • Plesio­saurus, image of the coinPlesio­saurusMarine reptile
    • Stego­saurus, image of the coinStego­saurusDinosaur
    • Brachio­saurus, image of the coinBrachio­saurusDinosaur
    • Archaeo­pteryx, image of the coinArchaeo­pteryxEarly bird
  6. Cretaceous

    about 143 to 66 million years ago

    • Utahraptor, image of the coinUtahraptorDinosaur
    • Australo­venator, image of the coinAustralo­venatorDinosaur
    • Pteranodon, image of the coinPteranodonPterosaur
    • Parasauro­lophus, image of the coinParasauro­lophusDinosaur
    • Velociraptor, image of the coinVelociraptorDinosaur
    • Carnotaurus, image of the coinCarnotaurusDinosaur
    • Quetzal­coatlus, image of the coinQuetzal­coatlusPterosaur
    • Triceratops, image of the coinTriceratopsDinosaur
    • T. rex, image of the coinT. rexDinosaur
    • The age of the dinosaurs ends 66 million years ago.
  7. Palaeogene

    66 to about 23 million years ago

    • Titanoboa, image of the coinTitanoboaSnake
  8. Neogene

    about 23 to 2.6 million years ago

    • Megalodon, image of the coinMegalodonShark
    • The human genus begins about 2.8 million years ago.
  9. Pleistocene

    about 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago

    • Mammoth, image of the coinMammothMammal
    • Giganto­pithecus, image of the coinGiganto­pithecusGreat ape
    • Giant deer, image of the coinGiant deerMammal
    • Cave bear, image of the coinCave bearMammal
    • Cave lion, image of the coinCave lionMammal
    • Woolly rhinoceros, image of the coinWoolly rhinocerosMammal
    • Sabre-toothed cat, image of the coinSabre-toothed catMammal
    • Aurochs, image of the coinAurochsMammal
    • Homo sapiens has existed for about 300,000 years.
    • People enter the Chauvet Cave about 36,500 years ago.

Not to scale. Dates according to the International Commission on Stratigraphy, rounded.

The coin

Two ounces from Canada

The Royal Canadian Mint issued the sabre-toothed cat in 2023 and the woolly mammoth in 2024 as silver coins of two ounces.

The design is by Julius Csotonyi, and the face value is 10 dollars.

  • TusksThe tusks

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At a glance

Issuing country
Canada
Face value
10 dollars
Metal
silver
Weight
2 ounces
Diameter
38 mm
Year
2024
Quality
Brilliant uncirculated

People saw them and painted them on the walls.

Discover the Prehistoric Giant: The 2 oz Silver Coin Canada Mammoth 2024

Immerse yourself in the world of prehistoric times with the impressive silver coin series and bring a piece of history home. The 2 oz Silver Coin Canada Mammoth 2024 is not only a shimmering example of the finest minting artistry, but also a brilliant specimen for investors and collectors alike.

Unique Design with Historical Charm

The obverse of the coin features a proud mammoth in full splendour, so lifelike it appears to be stepping right out of the coin. The coin's edge proudly bears the inscription "Canada 2024" and "Fine Silver 2oz Argentum pur", underscoring the purity and authenticity of this investment product. On the reverse, the face value is displayed alongside the portrait of King Charles III, lending this coin a regal touch.

Technical Details and Quality Promise

  • Fine weight: 62.21 g pure silver
  • Fineness: 999/1,000
  • Gross weight: 62.21 g
  • Diameter: 38.00 mm
  • Face value: 10 CAD
  • Year of issue: 2024
  • Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
  • Packaging: Coin pouch
  • Country of origin: Canada
  • Manufacturer: Royal Canadian Mint

Silver as an Investment: Stability and Potential

As one of the oldest forms of wealth preservation, silver offers not only protection against inflation but also remarkable durability. Profits from the sale of silver are generally tax-free, provided they are realised after a holding period of one year, offering you additional security in your investment strategy.

Industrial demand for silver, particularly in electronics, solar technology, and medical technology, remains consistently high, supporting the long-term value stability of this precious metal. Limited availability and constrained supply could lead to further appreciation in value in the future.

Silver as a Crisis Currency and Inflation Hedge

In times of economic uncertainty and rising inflation rates, an investment product such as this silver coin is a true inflation hedge. Silver has proven itself as a reliable crisis protection asset that retains its value in times of crisis and can even increase it.

The Coin for Collectors and Connoisseurs

The 2 oz Silver Coin Canada Mammoth 2024 is not only an investment product but also a highly sought-after collector's coin. The detailed depiction of the mammoth and the high quality of the minting make it a highlight of any collection. The historical reference and the aesthetic qualities of silver further enhance its collector's value.

Versatile Investment Qualities

This silver coin is a versatile investment product: it offers diversification for your portfolio, is long-lasting, and retains its physical properties across generations. It is also often more affordable than gold, making it an attractive option for private investors. The high liquidity of silver makes it possible to convert this precious metal into cash quickly and easily.

Long-Term Retirement Provision and Wealth Protection

Silver serves as a long-term retirement provision for passing wealth safely from generation to generation. It is a traditional monetary metal held by many central banks as a reserve currency to support the stability of the financial system. Rising industrial demand and its historical significance as a medium of trade make silver a solid pillar of any investment strategy.

Conclusion: An Investment with Character

The 2 oz Silver Coin Canada Mammoth 2024 represents an investment with character and history. It combines the security and durability of a traditional investment product with the fascination and passion of collecting. Whether as part of your retirement provision, as a hedge against inflation and crises, or simply as an enrichment of your collection – this coin is a true treasure in silver.

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