2021 2 oz Royal Canadian Creatures of the North Series Werewolf Silver Coin BU

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2021 2 oz Royal Canadian Creatures of the North Series Werewolf Silver Coin BU   Please note: These coins may exhibit minor nicks or surface marks due to normal handling and storage. Despite this, they are still in BU condition. Look out - The Royal Canadian Mint just released the wolves! Bullion Exchanges proudly presents the new 2021 2 oz Royal Canadian Creatures of the North Series Werewolf Silver Coin BU, now available for purchase. Containing 2 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver, this second issue of the Bi-Annual “Creatures of the North” series sneaks onto the shelves following the terrifying 2020 Kraken Coin. This creepy Creatures of the North coin carries a face value of $10 (CAN) and is certified legal tender in Canada. Masterfully crafted by RCM, this wonderful werewolf coin features precise radial lines in the background as well as a micro-engraved maple leaf. These elements add an extra layer of security to this Brilliant Uncirculated coin and provide investors with peace of mind. This scary Shape-Shifter Silver Werewolf Coin will satisfy supernatural buffs of all ages and is perfect for new buyers and experienced collectors alike. The previous “Creatures of the North” release sold out fast, so don’t be left howling in frustration - purchase your 2021 2 oz Creatures of the North Werewolf Silver Coin before the next full moon! Haunting our dreams and imaginations for centuries, werewolves continue to terrify and excite horror fans across the globe. While a variety of beliefs have sprung up surrounding this therianthropic hybrid wolf-like creature, its roots can be traced back to Proto-Indo-European mythology as well as ancient Greek literature and mythology. Reported Werewolf sightings may date back to the age of New France: In July 1767, an article in the Gazette de Québec cautioned the public to be on the look-out for a loup-garou (also called lycanthrope or werewolf) disguised as a beggar. In the province of Quebec, the loups-garous is still among th