Canada Call of the Wild

1) Recognition - Name - Country of Origin
The "Call of the Wild" gold coin series was introduced in 2014 by the Royal Canadian Mint. It originates from Canada and is distinguished by its exceptionally high fineness of 999.99 (99.999%), making it one of the finest gold coins in the world. The series is named after the novel "Call of the Wild" by American author Jack London.

2) Description of the Coin
The coins in the "Call of the Wild" series feature annually changing wildlife motifs from Canada. The design is highly detailed, showcasing a different wild animal on the obverse each year. Additionally, a small maple leaf is laser-engraved as a security feature.

3) Face Value - Legal Tender - Value
The gold coins have a face value of 50 Canadian dollars and are legal tender in Canada. The series was issued in the denomination of one ounce (1 oz) in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.

4) Other Units - Denominations
Originally, the coins were only minted in the one-ounce (1 oz) unit. However, starting from 2015, smaller units of one-tenth ounce (1/10 oz) were also issued, featuring the previous year's design of the one-ounce coin.

5) Special Features - Minting Years - History - Mintage
The coins are crafted with an exceptionally high fineness of 999.99 (99.999%) and an elaborate security feature. The series commenced in 2014 with the "Howling Wolf" motif and continued with annual changes. Notable designs include the "Growling Cougar" (2015), "Roaring Grizzly Bear" (2016), "Bulking Elk" (2017), "Golden Eagle" (2018), "Moose" (2019), and "Bobcat" (2020). These coins are considered among the rarest in the world and are highly sought after by both investors and collectors. It has been reported that the series was discontinued after the 2020 issue, eliciting regret among precious metal collectors. The coins offer a dual return potential, as they not only hold their intrinsic metal value but also have the possibility of appreciating in collector's value.