A must-have! The latest Annual Collection Book is a picture-filled record of the coins you loved and collected in 2025.

The Annual Collection Book is a collector favourite, and the 2025 Edition is your ultimate visual record of the coins we issued and the stories we minted in 2025. Proof sets, collector coins, circulation coins, bullion and more — they’re all featured in this year-in-review showcase, which boasts stunning photography, exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes glimpses and detailed information on each collectible.

Like the 2024 Edition, each book is serialized and comes with an exclusive Special Edition Uncirculated Set. There’s no better way to preserve your memories of coin collecting in 2025.

Good to know

The year 2025 in coins. The Annual Collection Book is your go-to guide to Canadian coins issued in 2025. It covers all the themes we commemorated, the stories we minted and the innovations we debuted throughout the year.

Includes a Special Edition Uncirculated Set. On the inside of the front cover is a Special Edition Uncirculated Set that is a book exclusive! Enclosed in a mylar coin flip, the six coins represent the year’s biggest commemorations: two $1 150^th Anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada coins (colourized and non-colourized); two $2 Celebrating the Life and Art of Daphne Odjig coins (colourized and non-colourized) and two $2 Honouring Canada’s Unknown Soldier coins (colourized and non-colourized).

There’s always something new to discover. Each new edition is built on the foundations laid by the previous year and shaped by the feedback we received — and the 2025 Edition is no exception. We kept the format and sleek packaging from the 2024 Edition, and we added more exclusive interviews, quotes and behind-the-scenes stories that will add to your memories of collecting in 2025.

In limited supply. Each 2025 Annual Collection Book is serialized and is itself a collectible—a highly exclusive one too, since there are just 3,000 available to collectors worldwide.

The Supreme Court of Canada licensed material is used courtesy of the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada.

Folk Singer and the fisher as it appears in The Indian in Transition are adapted with permission from Stan Somerville.

The Poppy Design is a registered trademark of The Royal Canadian Legion (Dominion Command) and is used under licence.

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Royal Canadian Mint Annual Collection Book, 2025 Edition