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Triumphant Dragon – 5 oz....

$778.98 USD
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Triumphant Dragon – 5 oz. Fine Silver Coin (2026)

Silver 2026 Mintage 2,588
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Obverse of Silver Coin
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Triumphant Dragon – 5 oz. Fine Silver Coin (2026)

Silver 2026 Mintage 2,588
$778.98 USD
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About

May the spirit of the Triumphant Dragon guide your year of success.

Welcome the new year with a majestic Chinese dragon that symbolizes good fortune and triumph over adversity. Engraved on a 5 oz. 99.99% pure silver canvas, the gold-plated dragon holds the pearl of wisdom in its mouth on the coin’s reverse, while the pattern on the obverse suggests a new direction, a favourable change in fortune. Together, the two sides of the coin bring blessings of positive energy for a happy, successful year marked by achievements. 

Embrace the spirit of the Triumphant Dragon in 2026.

Special features

  • A triumphant new year. Greet the new year with all the energy of the dragon! One of the most revered Chinese cultural symbols, the dragon on this coin represents a blessing of abundance, good fortune and prosperity in 2026.
  • A popular theme. Always a popular theme with collectors, dragon coins tend to sell out quickly and only 2,588 Triumphant Dragon coins are available to collectors worldwide.
  • Includes serialized certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
  • No GST/HST.

Packaging

Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a red lacquered wood case with a special-themed, red and gold coloured beauty box.
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Features

Reverse of Silver Coin
Silver with gold plating

Gold is the traditional colour of prosperity and good fortune. On this 5 oz. 99.99% pure silver coin, selective gold plating accentuates the dragon’s stately appearance and the elegance of the engraving.

Lucky pearl
Lucky pearl

The dragon’s pearl is a traditional symbol of power, infinite wisdom and spiritual energy; a golden pearl, like the one in this dragon’s mouth, is also believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.

Special packaging
Special packaging

Your coin comes in a red lacquered wood case enclosed in a special-themed red outer box. (Red is traditionally considered a lucky colour.)

Specifications

Product Number 252989
Mintage 2,588
Composition 99.99% pure silver with selective gold plating
Weight 157.6 g
Diameter 65.25 mm
Edge Serrated
Face Value $50
Finish Proof
Packaging Red lacquered wood case and a special-themed red beauty box
Artist Simon Ng (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

DID YOU KNOW?

A traditional Chinese symbol of strength and fortune, balance and positive energy, the dragon brings luck and fortune to those who honour it. Gold is also considered lucky—it represents wealth, abundance and success.

Design & Artist

Reverse of Silver Coin
Reverse

Simon Ng

Obverse of Silver Coin
Obverse

Steven Rosati

The reverse design by Canadian artist Simon Ng features a gold-plated depiction of the majestic dragon, an auspicious emblem and a benevolent creature in Chinese mythology. A low viewpoint emphasizes the Dragon’s imposing stature and features, which convey strength and courage, while revealing a glimpse of the pearl of wisdom held in its mouth. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

Simon Ng, Artist

“The image of the Triumphant Dragon features a pose that projects its power and energy. The dragon appears to hover high above the viewer, confidently bringing with it a pearl of wisdom in its mouth, claws seemingly pulling its large frame into view, while its mane and tail gloriously wave in the wind.”

Simon Ng, Artist

Aida Alves, 3D Artist-Engraver

“Translating the intricate artwork into sculpture required a meticulous attention to detail, from the dragon’s scales and mane to its face and claws. My goal was to stay as true to the original design as possible while ensuring a balanced sense of volume and adhering to engineering specifications. Maintaining the roundness of form was key, and my favourite part of the process was refining the claw and face, and the layered composition of the body, scales and spines.”

Aida Alves, 3D Artist-Engraver

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