Set of Steel Coins Canada: Special Wrap Roll Collection - First Strikes 5 x Wrap Roll 2026

Canada Steel Coin Set: Special Wrap Roll Collection – First Strikes 5 × Wrap Roll 2026 is a unique offering prepared by the Royal Canadian Mint, featuring the first circulation coins dated 2026 struck at the Winnipeg Mint. All coins included in the set were struck on the first day of production and reserved exclusively for this limited edition, making it an exceptional keepsake commemorating the beginning of a new year of Canadian circulation coinage.

The set includes five originally wrapped rolls, each containing 25 uncirculated coins of one denomination: 2 dollars, 1 dollar, 25 cents, 10 cents, and 5 cents. The rolls are wrapped in high-quality paper decorated with an illustration of the reverse design and secured with a holographic label. The entire set is presented in an elegant collector’s case. Mintage is limited to just 7,500 sets worldwide.

The set contains five rolls of 25 coins each:

• 2 dollars – coins made of multi-ply nickel-plated steel with an aluminum-bronze core plated with brass,
• 1 dollar – coins made of multi-ply brass-plated steel,
• 25 cents – coins made of multi-ply nickel-plated steel,
• 10 cents – coins made of multi-ply nickel-plated steel,
• 5 cents – coins made of multi-ply nickel-plated steel.

Obverse of all coins features the effigy of King Charles III.

Reverses showcase the classic designs of Canadian circulation coins: a polar bear on the 2-dollar coin, a common loon on the 1-dollar coin, a caribou on the 25-cent coin, the Bluenose schooner on the 10-cent coin, and a beaver on the 5-cent coin. Each of these designs has long been one of the most recognizable symbols of Canadian numismatics.