2025 1oz $20 RCMP MUSICAL RIDE FINE SILVER COIN

Pennons flapping in the wind, hooves stepping in time with the music, and riders in the Red Serge moving in formation – this is the time-honoured tradition of the world-famous Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Musical Ride. Each public performance is a colourful sight to behold, as the troop of up to 32 riders, all regular members of Canada’s national police force, complete a series of carefully coordinated cavalry drills and choreographed manoeuvres set to music.

Recognized at home and abroad, the RCMP Musical Ride is a cherished Canadian tradition. This selectively coloured 99.99% pure silver coin celebrates that tradition through its depiction of the Officer in Charge leading the salute, and pays tribute to the riders and horses who proudly represent not only the RCMP, but all Canadians across the country.

Make the pageantry part of your collection. 

Special features

• A tribute to the RCMP Musical Ride. Discover or re-live the thrill of seeing the RCMP Musical Ride! This 99.99% pure silver coin celebrates this world-famous equestrian display that is a Canadian symbol of tradition and honour.
• Classic Canada. A special collectible that captures the spirit of Canada, this coin also makes an unforgettable gift for riders past and present, their families and friends, and for anyone who admires the pageantry and skill of the RCMP Musical Ride.
• Limited mintage. Only 8,500 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 black Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box.

Selective colour

A Mountie in the Red Serge uniform atop a black Hanoverian horse is one of the most iconic images of Canada. On your coin’s reverse, that image is brought to life by a selective application of colour, which highlights the Officer in Charge as they lead the Salute.

Engraved pennons

The pennons engraved around the centre image serve as a special nod to the troop, with one lance tip representing each of the 32 riders and their horses.