A Collector’s Crown Jewel – Honouring Six Generations of the Monarchy
Six monarchs. One extraordinary coin.
There’s something special about holding a coin that tells a story — not just one moment in time, but an entire legacy. That’s exactly what you get with the brand-new 2025 Legacy of the Crown Silver 5oz Coin. It’s not just beautiful to look at — it’s rich in history, carefully crafted, and seriously rare.
Struck from five ounces of pure 99.99% silver (that’s the Royal Canadian Mint’s world-famous “four nines” standard), this coin is finished to an immaculate Proof quality that really makes every detail pop. And with its large 65.25mm diameter, you can fully appreciate the artistry on display.
But what truly sets this coin apart is the design. For the first time ever, all six monarchs who’ve appeared on Canadian coinage since Confederation are featured together on a single coin. That includes:
From Queen Victoria — who was on the throne when Canada officially became a country in 1867 — right through to King Charles III, whose effigy now appears on new Canadian coins, this coin takes you on a journey through time. Each portrait represents a unique chapter in Canada’s royal and national story.
You might notice one monarch is missing — King Edward VIII. That’s because his reign was so short (just 326 days) that no Canadian coins were ever issued with his likeness. A little detail, but one that makes this piece all the more historically accurate.
With just 1,900 coins available worldwide, this is a very limited release — even rarer than the popular 2025 Maple Leaves in Motion 5oz coin, which sold out quickly. And considering the buzz around this one, it’s expected to sell out even faster.
The coin is available exclusively in the UK from The Westminster Collection, you can spread the cost with 10 monthly instalments of £69.50 (+p&p). It arrives in a premium presentation case, ready to be the centrepiece of any collection.
So whether you’re into royal history, Canadian heritage, or simply appreciate incredible craftsmanship, this is a coin that ticks every box. It’s not just something to collect — it’s something to keep, treasure, and pass on.