50th Anniversary of the National Ballet of Canada - Proof Sterling Silver Dollar (2001) Fender Mother’s Day

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Lying on the frozen ground

The first coin in this exciting four-coin series sets itself apart with its uncommon square shape—the perfect setting to showcase the modern style used to depict an endangered species of Canada’s treasured wildlife

This series will be showcasing iconic items from some of the worlds more colourful and striking cultures

while the gold-plated maple leaf proudly pays homage to the Canadian and Newfoundlander combatants of the First World War

50th Anniversary of the National Ballet of Canada - Proof Sterling Silver Dollar (2001) Fender Mother’s DayProfessional dancer or not, everyone appreciates the beauty of ballet. The National Ballet of Canada was established by dancer Celia Franca and is the only Canadian company to present a full range of traditional full evening ballet classics. Its debut performance took place at the Eaton Auditorium (Toronto, Ontario) on November 12, 1951 with an engaging program that included Les Sylphides and Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor. One of the top ballet