Canada 30 dollars Astronomy KM-895 Space Planets PR 68 PCGS silver coin 2009

The Canada 30 dollars silver coin of 2009 is a striking tribute to astronomy and humanity’s fascination with the cosmos. Issued by Canada, this beautifully crafted commemorative piece blends science, space exploration, and artistic imagination, presenting a vision of the universe as seen from Earth. The theme highlights astronomy, planets, galaxies, and the pursuit of knowledge beyond our world.

The reverse features a dramatic cosmic composition. At the center is a deep blue, colorized spiral galaxy glowing against a dark, star-filled background. Surrounding it are several planets rendered in silver relief, including a ringed planet reminiscent of Saturn and other spherical celestial bodies of varying sizes, suggesting scale and distance. In the foreground stands an observatory building with a domed roof, arched doorway, windows, and surrounding trees, symbolizing human observation of the universe. The contrast between the earthly observatory and the vast galaxy emphasizes the connection between science and imagination. The word “CANADA” appears along the upper rim, while fine engraved details give depth to the cosmic scene.

The obverse presents a refined effigy of Queen Elizabeth II in right-facing profile, wearing a pearl necklace. Surrounding inscriptions include “ELIZABETH II,” “30 DOLLARS,” “D.G. REGINA,” and the year “2009,” all set against a mirrored field.

Struck in proof silver and certified PCGS PR68, this coin is an elegant collectible celebrating space, science, and Canadian numismatic artistry.

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