Snow Falcon 1,5 oz Silver
Whitetail, Norwegian Falcon (Falco rusticolus) is a species of large bird of prey in the falcon family (Falconidae), the largest representative of the genus Falco.It is an Arctic sedentary or partially migratory species. It is found in almost the entire northern hemisphere and forms many geographical forms. It inhabits the Arctic parts of Eurasia and North America. It nests on the Scandinavian Peninsula, Iceland, northern Finland and Russia. Some of them have been described as separate species. It flies to Poland exceptionally (found 20 times) from breeding grounds in northern Europe. Each time, single specimens were found. This occurred from August to November and in January, March and the first half of April. It was occasionally found in different parts of the country, whether on the Coast, in the centre or in the foothills."
The Royal Canadian Mint was founded in 1908 . It is headquartered in Canada's capital, Ottawa . It produces both circulation and bargain coins and bullion coins in gold, silver, palladium and platinum. All coins from this mint are characterised by the highest purity of .9999 . Some of its most famous products include the Canadian Maple Leaf,silver and gold. Averse shows a portrait of the Queen of Great Britain, Elizabeth II, also included is the denomination information ($8) Rewers show a snow falcon in flight. From the reverse, we can also find out what proof the coin was struck in (standard for the Canadian Mint is 999. 9) and read the country of origin (Canada ), as well as the year of mintage (2016) and the weight (1.5 ounces)