- The Royal Canadian Mint’s historic headquarters in Ottawa produces all of our collector coins, gold and silver bullion, and medals, medallions and tokens.
- The Royal Canadian Mint’s historic headquarters in Ottawa produces all of our collector coins, gold and silver bullion, and medals, medallions and tokens.
- In 1908, the Royal Mint opened its first official branch in Ottawa, Canada, where it immediately began producing Canadian coins.
- The Royal Canadian Mint’s historic headquarters in Ottawa produces all of our collector coins, gold and silver bullion, and medals, medallions and tokens.
- The Royal Canadian Mint is deeply saddened by the passing of Canadian hockey legend Henri Richard.
- September 1, 2020 new products - Royal Canadian Mint. Inuk and a Qulliq, 100th anniversary of the birth of Alex Colville, Silver Dollar Proof Set V-E Day...
- In 1908, the Royal Mint opened its first official branch in Ottawa, Canada, where it immediately began producing Canadian coins.
- In 1931, the mint was independent of the Royal Mint and named as Royal Canadian Mint.
- The Royal Canadian Mint continued to operate efficiently throughout the 1960s, producing more than 8 million gold bullion coins annually.
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