Canada 25 cents Set of 12 coins 125 Years of the Confederation 1992

The Canada 25 Cents Set of 12 Coins, issued in 1992, commemorates the 125th anniversary of Canadian Confederation, marking the founding of the nation in 1867. This extensive commemorative series celebrates Canada’s provinces and territories through a rich collection of detailed reverse designs, each highlighting iconic landscapes, architecture, and cultural heritage. All coins carry a face value of twenty-five cents and together form a visual journey across the country.

Each reverse is dedicated to a specific province or territory. Designs include a lighthouse on rocky shores for Nova Scotia, a fisherman in a small boat for Newfoundland and Labrador, windswept trees and farmland for Ontario, a historic stone fort with cannon for Manitoba, dramatic cliffs and coastal waters for Quebec, a covered bridge for New Brunswick, prairie grain elevators and wheat for Saskatchewan, mountain ranges and open roads for Yukon, an orca whale with coastal mountains for British Columbia, eroded hoodoo formations for Alberta, rugged cliffs for Prince Edward Island, and an Inukshuk standing against a northern landscape for the Northwest Territories. Provincial and territorial names appear around the rim, along with “25 CENTS.”

The obverse of all coins features a crowned right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a necklace. Surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “CANADA,” “D. G. REGINA,” and the commemorative dates “1867–1992.”

Struck in circulation-quality silver-colored alloy, this complete 12-coin set captures the geographic diversity and national identity of Canada. A meaningful historical ensemble, it is an excellent addition for collectors of commemorative sets, Canadian numismatics, and provincial themes.

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