2001 $20 The Russell “Light Four” – Sterling Silver Hologram Coin

Description

Celebrate a milestone in Canadian automotive history with the 2001 $20 The Russell “Light Four” Coin, part of the Royal Canadian Mint’s esteemed Transportation on Land, Sea and Rail series. Struck in 92.5% sterling silver, this proof-quality coin features a captivating holographic image of the Russell “Light Four” Model L Touring Car, the first mass-produced Canadian car with a Canadian-built engine and chassis.

This coin pays tribute to the Canadian Cycle & Motor Company Ltd., which engineered the Russell specifically for Canada’s rugged driving conditions, making it the nation’s first successful selling automobile. With a limited mintage of 41,828, this collectible is a must-have for enthusiasts of Canadian history and classic automobiles.

Each coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded oval metal clamshell case, accompanied by a serialized certificate of authenticity.

Design Highlights:

• Reverse: Features a dynamic holographic image of the Russell “Light Four” Model L Touring Car, capturing the essence of early Canadian automotive innovation.

• Obverse: Displays the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pédery-Hunt.

• Series: Part of the Transportation on Land, Sea and Rail series.

• Finish: Proof with hologram.

Specifications:

• Year: 2001

• Country: Canada

• Denomination: $20

• Metal Content: 92.5% sterling silver, 7.5% copper

• Weight: 31.103 grams (1 troy oz)

• Diameter: 38 mm

• Edge: Interrupted serrations

• Finish: Proof with hologram

• Mintage: 41,828

• Packaging: RCM-branded oval metal clamshell case with serialized certificate of authenticity

• Tax Status: GST/HST Exempt (Canada)