Top 10 Royal Canadian Mint Most Expensive $20 Silver Coins

2. 2020 Black and Gold: The Canadian Horse Coin: Canadian horses are renowned for their hardiness, and this coin features black and gold horses with their necks intertwined. It symbolizes the strength and durability of Canada’s past and our resilient spirit today. While the coin was worth $129.95 when first minted, it is valued at $1,500 today.

3. 2018 Unexplained Phenomena- Falcon Lake Incident: The design of this coin depicts the famous incident at Falcon Lake in 1967, you know, where Stefan Machalak allegedly saw two flying objects and had his clothes set on fire from getting too close to the exhaust! It’s pretty wild, right? The shape of the coin itself adds an intriguing element to the story, making us wonder about the origins of the craft and the possibility of extraterrestrial visitors. Worth $129.95 right after it was minted, this coin is worth $1,300 today.

4. 2019 parkle of the Heart Fine Silver with Diamond: Featuring an exquisite design by Anna Bucciarelli, adorned with a captivating FIRE AND ICE™ Canadian diamond at its core, this coin is a singular tribute to love. A groundbreaking creation from the Royal Canadian Mint, seamlessly blending the artistry of jewellery with the essence of a coin through innovative Dancing Diamond technology. It cost $699.95 originally and is worth $1,000 today.

5. 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 Dancing Diamond: Sparkle of the Heart Editions: 4 Way Tie! Each coin was originally valued at $699.95 (2020) or $899.95 and retains its value at $900 today.

A brief description of each coin shows the careful artistry and thoughtfulness put into each design.

• The diamond on the 2020 Sparkle of the Heart coin embodies an enduring love, a love that triumphs over adversity. It mirrors the resilience of spring flowers, blossoming even after the harshest of winters.
• The 2021 Sparkle of the Heart silver coin is the third coin in the collection, and it just shines with a mesmerizing sparkle! It gracefully dances with every slight movement, resting amidst elegant gold-plated peony stamens. And let’s not forget about the diamond, which serves as an enchanting centrepiece, symbolizing the joy of romance. It’s truly a coin worth cherishing!
• The 2022 coin bears a resemblance to its 2021 counterpart with a captivating circular pattern encircling a dazzling diamond. Four flowers, symbolizing the seasons, adorn the design, while the fourfold repetition of the pattern signifies the inevitable return of spring..
• Check the 2023 Sparkle of the Heart Coin! It features an exquisitely crafted tulip, representing perfect love. Surrounding a Canadian Fire and Ice™ diamond in a Dancing Diamond™ mount, rows of tulips add a touch of charm. With a hint of yellow gold plating, those closest to the mesmerizing centrepiece really shine. Get ready to be mesmerized by its irresistible allure!

6. 2011 Tulip With Venetian Glass Ladybug: This coin is a remarkable piece of numismatic art from the Royal Canadian Mint. This coin stands out as the first ever to be embellished with Venetian glass, internationally recognized for its outstanding clarity and vibrant colours. The coin features a beautifully designed tulip, along with a handcrafted Venetian glass ladybug, made by a master glass-maker in Murano, Italy. When first minted, this coin was worth $139.95. It is currently valued at $800.

7. 2009 Montreal Canadiens NHL Goalie Mask and Acrylic Stand: This coin chronicles the tale of how the goalie mask became a game-changer. In 1959, during a match, the renowned Montreal Canadiens All-Star goaltender Jacques Plante took a puck to the face. This incident prompted a pivotal shift in hockey equipment for goaltenders, prioritizing safety and security. Worth $74.95 when it was first minted in 2009, this coin is valued at $600 today.

8. 2020 Rhodium-Plated Incuse 1oz Silver Maple Leaf: The maple leaf holds immense significance as an iconic symbol of Canada. This striking coin showcases a meticulously engraved rhodium-plated maple leaf, paying homage to its historical significance. It marks a milestone for the Royal Canadian Mint as it introduces a unique combination of black rhodium-plating and double-incuse design. A truly harmonious blend of cutting-edge technology and timeless elegance! It was worth $104.95 when first minted and $500 today.

9. 2020 Traditional Pysanka Fine Silver Coin: The pysanka coin showcases traditional Ukrainian art with geometric patterns, representing a celebration of life. Designed by Canadian artist Dave Melnychuk, it features a main band symbolizing the eternal, eight-pointed roses representing heightened awareness, and stars symbolizing the power of the sun. Two neighbouring bands depict plant-inspired symbols and the rejuvenating seeds of rebirth. Waves along the edges symbolize fluidity. It cost $129.95 originally and now costs $425.

10. 2017 Pysanka, 2019 Pysanka and 2017 Bejeweled Bugs: Butterfly: The tenth-place ranking of most valuable coins produced by the Royal Canadian Mint is a three-way tie. The bold colourful designs of the 2017 and 2019 Pysanka egg-shaped coins make them highly popular and sought after. The 2017 Bejeweled Bugs coin features a stunning butterfly design with a mix of semi-precious and precious gemstones. It includes a black sapphire for the head, pear-shaped amethyst stones for wing accents, and rhodolite stones for a rich raspberry-red touch. The coins cost $114.95, $129.95, and $174.95 respectively when first minted and are each worth $400 in the current market.