CANADA
2025
Specimen Set With Special Monarch Butterfly Loon Dollar
Specifications:
The Set Contain: 6 Coins
RCM Number: 248662
Finish: Specimen
Mintage: 30,000
Dollar Celebrate the power of pollinators through this conservation story
Composition: Nickel electro-plated with bronze
Weight: 7.3
Diameter: 28
Edge: Reeded
2 Dollar Polar Bear: Composition: Outer ring Nickel - inner core Cu/Al/Ni
Weight: 8.10 g
Diameter: 27.13 mm
Edge: Interrupted serrations
50 Cents: Composition: Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight: 8.10 g
Diameter: 27.13 mm
Edge: Reeded
25 Cents: Composition: Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight: 5.07 g
Diameter: 23.88 mm
Edge: Reeded
10 Cents: Composition: Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight: 2.07 g
Diameter: 18.03 mm
Edge: Reeded
5 Cents: Composition: Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight: 4.6 g
Diameter: 21.20 mm
Edge: Plain
Irreplaceable: The monarch butterfly has landed on the 2025 Specimen Dollar.
Celebrate the power of pollinators through this conservation story.
In the fall, the monarch butterfly embarks on one of the longest known migrations, pollinating and supporting diverse ecosystems as it travels from its breeding grounds in Canada to its wintering habitats. The 4,000-kilometre-long journey is fraught with danger, but even within Canada, this winged wonder—like many other pollinators—faces a myriad of challenges that threaten its survival, from climate change to habitat loss.
The endangered monarch butterfly and its sole host plant, milkweed, are highlighted on the 2025 Specimen Dollar. Flying on patterned wings that captivate and inspire, this well-known butterfly is the ideal poster species for pollinator decline, and for conservation through habitat restoration—an important step to help ensure monarchs and other pollinators will continue to add grace and colour to our world for years to come.