Canada again issued collectible coins in the form of Ukrainian pysanka
The tradition of the Canadian mint is already 8 years old. Coins made of gold and silver are globally popular.
Every year, since 2016, Canada has been issuing unique coins in the form of a Ukrainian pysanka — Easter egg with traditional ornaments. This year was no exception.
To celebrate the arrival of spring, the season of renewal and rebirth, and the return of the sun to the expanses of the Northern Hemisphere, the Canadian Mint has once again minted collector coins in the shape of an egg, decorated with traditional patterns that reproduce the painting of Easter eggs in Ukraine. The coins were issued in limited editions — 275 gold and 7500 silver.
This year, profits from the sale of the coins will go to the charitable foundation Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal. The fund provides humanitarian aid to Ukrainians in need — food, shelter, hygiene products and medicines.
Pure Gold Pysanka Coin
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