2008 $15 Playing Card Money: Jack of Hearts – Sterling Silver Coin

!!Missing original clamshell!!

Step into the historical charm of the 17th-century New France with this exceptional collectible! The 2008 $15 Playing Card Money: Jack of Hearts is a tribute to a time when playing cards served as currency due to the scarcity of coins.

• Year of Issue: 2008
• Denomination: 15 Dollars
• Mintage: Only 25,000 pieces available

In 17th-century New France, the governor issued these unique playing cards with a promise to pay, reflecting the innovative spirit of the time. The Jack of Hearts was historically valued at fifty livres, making this coin not only a stunning addition to any collection but also a piece of history.

The Design:

This remarkable coin is crafted from sterling silver with a fineness of 0.925, shaped like a playing card. It features exquisite color enhancements and selective gold plating along its edge, showcasing the artistry of the Royal Canadian Mint. Weighing more than an ounce, this large proof quality coin features:

• Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II
• Reverse: Jack of Hearts
• Finish: Proof

This 2008 $15 Playing Card Money: Jack of Hearts Sterling Silver Coin is perfect for collectors and investors looking to expand their portfolio with a unique historical piece that celebrates Canadian currency. Don’t miss the chance to own this limited edition coin!

Images from mint.ca – Royal Canadian Mint – Actual product may be different