.925 ozt Curtis JN-4 Canuck Silver $20

The image shows a 1992 Canadian $20 Aviation Series I: Curtiss JN-4 (Canuck) Sterling Silver Coin. 

This coin is part of a ten-coin series commemorating "Powered Flight in Canada: The First 50 Years".

It features a 24-karat gold-covered cameo portrait of Sir Frank Wilton Baillie and depicts the Curtiss JN-4 (Canuck) aircraft.

The Curtiss JN-4 (Canuck) was the first mass-produced aircraft in Canada and played a significant role in Canadian aviation, including carrying the first Canadian air mail in 1918.

The coin is made of sterling silver (92.5% silver) and was struck in proof quality.

It is part of a series of coins celebrating significant aircraft in Canadian aviation.

This coin features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Susanna Blunt. The inscription "ELIZABETH II D G REGINA" encircles the portrait, which translates to "Elizabeth II, by the Grace of God, Queen". 

Content: .925 troy oz. of .925 fine silver

Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Series: Aviation Commemoratives Series One

Denomination: 20 dollars

Weight: 31.103 g or 28.77 g fine silver

Purity: 92.5%

Year: 1992

Mintage: The coin had a mintage of 33,105.