thumb|right|Lord Stanley's Gift Monument In March 2017, to commemorate the Stanley Cup's 125th anniversary, the original Cup and the current Stanley Cup were the focus of a four-day tour of Ottawa, including a stop at Rideau Hall. The Royal Canadian Mint produced two commemorative coins to mark the anniversary.Royal Canadian Mint Helps Canadians Celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the Stanley Cup® with a New 25-Cent Circulation Coin The first is a roll of Canadian quarters with an image of the Stanley Cup, the word Stanley Cup in English and in French with two ice hockey players and "125 years/" on the reverse and an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse using plated steel. The second coin was designed with the Stanley Cup on the reverse and an effigy of Elizabeth II, "Stanley Cup" in English and "" in French and "50 dollars" above the effigy. It was made using 99.9% silver.
thumb|right|Lord Stanley's Gift Monument In March 2017, to commemorate the Stanley Cup's 125th anniversary, the original Cup and the current Stanley Cup were the focus of a four-day tour of Ottawa, including a stop at Rideau Hall. The Royal Canadian Mint produced two commemorative coins to mark the anniversary.Royal Canadian Mint Helps Canadians Celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the Stanley Cup® with a New 25-Cent Circulation Coin The first is a roll of Canadian quarters with an image of the Stanley Cup, the word Stanley Cup in English and in French with two ice hockey players and "125 years/" on the reverse and an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse using plated steel. The second coin was designed with the Stanley Cup on the reverse and an effigy of Elizabeth II, "Stanley Cup" in English and "" in French and "50 dollars" above the effigy. It was made using 99.9% silver.