*LANDSCAPE ILLUSION PRONGHORN – 2017 $20 1 oz Fine Silver Coin – RCM
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*LANDSCAPE ILLUSION PRONGHORN – 2017 $20 1 oz Fine Silver Coin – RCM
*LANDSCAPE ILLUSION PRONGHORN – 2017 $20 1 oz Fine Silver Coin – RCM
This exciting new coin series brings you the fascinating art of illusion to celebrate Canada’s natural heritage with unprecedented and utterly captivating designs. Each coin features an image of a Canadian landscape, but combines natural elements in the scene to create an optical illusion of wildlife—like the pronghorn on this coin, the fourth in this series.
SPECIAL FEATURES
4th issue in this exciting five-coin series that showcases the art of illusion and brings you two images for the price of one—a stunning Canadian landscape and an optical illusion of wildlife.
Expertly crafted in 99.99% pure silver and beautifully enhanced with colour to perfect the optical illusion embedded within the primary design.
An exceptional collectible with an original theme that will appeal to anyone. Art, nature and animal lovers will adore this coin, as well as any proud Canadian who cherishes the natural heritage of this land. Puzzlemeisters, graphic designers and artists will also be impressed by the clever use of shadows, lines, shapes and light to create this coin’s eye bending design. A must-have on so many levels!
Only 5,500 coins (each) worldwide—a limited work of art in its own right and highly collectible!
DESIGN
The reverse design by Canadian artist Julius T. Csotonyi features a wheat field beautifully crafted in colour. The viewpoint is from deep within the grass, looking towards a red barn in the distance. Stalks of wheat tower overhead, but on closer examination, a pronghorn emerges from the scene, shaped by the heads of wheat, the leaves and stems, and the manner in which these elements overlap.