Canada 25 dollars Alpine Skiing 2010 Winter Olympics Vancouver silver con 2007

The Canada 25 Dollars Alpine Skiing Silver Coin, issued in 2007, celebrates one of the most dynamic disciplines of the 2010 Winter Olympics held in Vancouver. Dedicated to alpine skiing, this coin captures the speed, precision, and athletic intensity of winter sports, while highlighting Canada’s role as host of a landmark international event. With a face value of twenty-five dollars, it combines sporting heritage with refined numismatic artistry.

The reverse presents a powerful depiction of an alpine skier in motion, carving down a steep slope. The athlete wears ski goggles and a racing suit adorned with a maple leaf emblem on the chest. Skis cut sharply through textured snow, while evergreen trees rise in the background, reinforcing the mountainous winter setting. A curved holographic strip along the left edge features snowflake motifs and Olympic symbolism, adding a modern, iridescent accent to the design. The inscription “25 DOLLARS” appears clearly on the polished field.

The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, shown with stylized hair and a necklace. Surrounding inscriptions read “CANADA,” “ELIZABETH II,” the year “2007,” and “Vancouver 2010,” linking the coin directly to the Olympic Games.

Struck in silver with a proof finish and hologram detail, this issue stands out for its motion-filled composition and Olympic theme. It is an excellent choice for collectors of sports coins, Olympic memorabilia, and modern Canadian numismatics.

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