Mark 50 years of ‘minted in Winnipeg’ excellence with these special-issue collectible coins.
Join us in celebrating the 50th anniversary of our Winnipeg facility! A distinguished tribute, this set of non-circulation pieces—coins designated as collectibles, so they’re not meant to be found in your pocket change—honours Canada’s iconic coinage, as well as the place where these national symbols are expertly struck. It features Canada’s six coin denominations, with the classic $2 piece replaced by a special Toonie anniversary edition. On each coin’s obverse, the “W” mint mark is the identifying symbol of our Winnipeg facility, which produces Canadian circulation coins—and those of many other countries—since 1976; it also represents the innovative spirit and craftsmanship that have defined half a century of Canadian coin production.
Marking a milestone with the “W” mint mark.
Special features
- The Winnipeg mint facility turns 50. To commemorate the 50ᵗʰ anniversary of our Winnipeg facility, we proudly present this Collector’s Edition Non-Circulation Coin Set honouring five decades of minting excellence.
- A collector exclusive. These coins are designated as collectibles; they’re not meant to be found in your pocket change—the $2 piece found in this set is also produced as a Special Wrap Roll.
- Two anniversaries, one set. Another milestone in 2026? The Toonie’s 30ᵗʰ anniversary! Instead of a classic $2 coin, this set contains the 2026 Collector’s Edition Non-Circulation $2 Coin commemorating the 30ᵗʰ anniversary of the Toonie, which has been struck in Winnipeg.
- Canada’s coin denominations. All six Canadian coin denominations ($2, $1, 50 cents, 25 cents, 10 cents and 5 cents) are represented in this set.
- An affordable starter set. Priced at just $29.95, this affordable collectible makes a great starter set for new collectors of all ages, and a handy gift to mark a special year.
Packaging
All six coins come sealed and packaged in a folder featuring visuals that represent the 50ᵗʰ anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mint’s Winnipeg facility. Detailed coin specifications are incorporated into the folder and presented in an easy-to-read format.
