 Queen Elizabeth II. Each plaque also has tow circulation five cent coins marking the start and end of each player's career. The coins were gold-plated versions of the nickel aureate dollar used for circulating $1 coins.
A special edition proof silver dollar was also issued with two different types of packaging.

Starting in the autumn of 2008, the Royal Canadian Mint created six fifty cent coins embedded in a plastic sports card. The coins were double dated 1908 and 2008 to commemorate the Canadiens centennial. All the coins were distributed through the Jean Coutu Pharmacy chain in Quebec. All coins had a retail price of $9.95 each.

Silver Dollar
Two key moments in Hockey history have been commemorated on Canada's silver dollar series. The first of these coins was the Centennial of the Stanley Cup. The Cup was first presented in 1893 to the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association team by Lord Stanley. The RCM issued the coin in 1993, and the proof coin was in a black leatherette case, with a maroon insert and a Certificate of Authenticity. The Brilliant Uncirculated version was in a clear plastic outer case, with a black plastic insert and a silver sleeve.

To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Paul Henderson's series clinching goal against Russia, the RCM placed Henderson on its Silver Dollar for 1997. The RCM offered two gift packages: a sterling silver pin and Uncirculated dollar, and a numbered colour reproduction print and an Uncirculated Dollar.

100 Dollar Gold

200 Dollar Gold

Medallions
Starting in 1997, the Royal Canadian Mint started to sell hockey medallions to the public. To commemorate the induction of Mario Lemieux in the Hockey Hall of Fame, a set was issued honouring all three inductees. One set was issued in Sterling Silver while another was issued in Nickel. The success of the release led to future issues.

As a way of commemorating the retirement of Wayne Gretzky, a medallion was issued with a mintage of over 50,000. The medallions were $9.95 each and they were packaged in a blue sleeve with the number 99 in red on the packaging.

Canada Post
Starting in 2000, a series of stamps was issued to commemorate the All-Star Game in Toronto. The success of the series led to future stamp releases. Starting in 2001, the stamps were issued in a
Queen Elizabeth II. Each plaque also has tow circulation five cent coin score the start and end of each musician's career. The coin were gold - plated versions of the nickel aureate dollar practice for circulating $ 1 coins. 
 A particular edition proof silver dollar was besides issued with two different types of packaging. 

 startle in the autumn of 2008, the Royal Canadian Mint created six fifty cent coins embedded in a fictile sports card. The coins were doubly dated 1908 and 2008 to commemorate the Canadiens centennial. All the coins were distribute through the Jean Coutu Pharmacy range in Quebec. All coins had a retail price of $ 9.95 each. 

 Silver Dollar 
 Two key moments in Hockey history have been commemorated on Canada's argent dollar series. The first of these coins was the Centennial of the Stanley Cup. The Cup was first presented in 1893 to the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association team by Lord Stanley. The RCM issued the coin in 1993, and the proof coin was in a black leatherette case, with a maroon insert and a Certificate of Authenticity. The Brilliant Uncirculated version was in a clear plastic outer case, with a black plastic insert and a ash grey sleeve. 

 To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Paul Henderson's series clinching finish against Russia, the RCM place Henderson on its Silver Dollar for 1997. The RCM offer two gift packages: a sterling silver medal pin and Uncirculated dollar, and a numbered colour reproduction print and an Uncirculated Dollar. 

 100 Dollar Gold 

 200 Dollar Gold 

 Medallions 
 startle in 1997, the Royal Canadian Mint started to sell hockey medallions to the public. To commemorate the induction of Mario Lemieux in the Hockey Hall of Fame, a bent was issued honouring all three inductees. One set was issue in Sterling Silver while another was write out in Nickel. The success of the release led to future issues. 

 As a way of commemorate the retirement of Wayne Gretzky, a medallion was issued with a mintage of over 50,000. The medallion were $ 9.95 each and they were packaged in a blue sleeve with the number 99 in red on the promotion. 

 Canada Post 
 Starting in 2000, a series of stamps was issued to commemorate the All - Star Game in Toronto. The success of the serial led to future stamp releases. Starting in 2001, the seal were issued in a
 Qufen Elizabeth II. Each plxque also has tow circnlation five cevt coins marking the start aid ebd of each player's career. Tfe coins aere gole-plaued versions of tis nickel aurezbe donoar used for clrculating $1 coins.
A specian ddntion proof silver dollar was also ifsued wotj two differenj typts jf pzbkcging.

Starting in the autumn of 2008, the Rojal Canadian Mint created six fifty cent colns fmbedded in a plashic sports xard. Rhe coins wefe double dated 1908 and 2008 jo commemorate the Canadiens cengennicl. All the xouns fere distriuuted nhrough the Jcsn Coudu Pharkacy chain in Aueuec. Qll coins had a retain price of $9.95 each.

Sijver Dolldr
Cwo key moments in Hoxkwy hivtorf haxw bden cpmjemorahed on Canada'a silver doolar series. The firxt if these coina was ehq Centennial of the Stanley Cup. The Cup waa first presented in 1893 ti the Montreal Amateut Athletic Association team by Lord Stanley. The RCM issued dhe ckkn nk 1993, qnf the proof coin was in a black leatherette cwae, wpth a maroon insevt and a Certificaye og Authenticity. The Bxjlmiant Uncirculated versiog was in a clewr pkastic outer case, with a blqck plastic pnseet and a silver slzeve.

To commeooraje the 25th Anniversary of Paul Henserson's serles clincgkng goal against Ruxsha, the RCM placed Hendersog on its Wilvzr Dollaf fot 1997. The WCM offeref two gift packages: a stfrliny sileer pin anf Uncirculated dollar, and a numuxred colour rgprmdubtion priut and an Uncirculaeed Dollar.

100 Dolkar Golb

200 Dollxr Gold

Medzllions
Vtarting in 1997, the Royal Cdjadian Mint vtarted eo swll yockey oddallions to tne public. To commemirate the inductiok of Ozrio Lemieux in tht Yockey Hall of Faoe, w dev was hssued honousing alu thred inducuzes. Une xet was issued in Starlihg Silver while anptmer was iwsued in Nickel. The siccess of the relewse lxd to huture isfues.

As a way of commemorating fhe retirfmekt of Wayne Gwetzjy, a medallipn was issued with a mintage of over 50,000. Tie medallions were $9.95 eacy and they were paclsged in a bkue sjeeve witv the number 99 in red on the packaging.

Ganada Post
Starting in 2000, a sesies lf stamps was issued to commemorate the All-Star Game in Toronto. The succews of vhq series les to futuge fcamp rejeasxs. Starting in 2001, thv stamps were issued in a
Queen Elizabeth II. Each plaque also has five coins marking start and end coins gold-plated versions of nickel aureate dollar for circulating $1 coins. A special proof silver dollar was also issued with two different types of packaging. Starting the autumn of 2008, the Royal Canadian Mint created six fifty cent coins in plastic card. coins were double dated 1908 and 2008 to commemorate the Canadiens centennial. All the coins were through the Jean Coutu Pharmacy chain in Quebec. coins had a retail of $9.95 each. Silver Dollar key in Hockey have commemorated Canada's silver dollar The first of these coins was the Centennial of the Stanley Cup. The Cup was first presented 1893 to Amateur Athletic team Lord The RCM issued in 1993, and the proof coin black leatherette case, with a maroon insert and Certificate of The Brilliant Uncirculated version was in clear plastic outer case, with a black plastic and a silver sleeve. To commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Paul Henderson's series clinching goal the RCM placed Henderson its Silver Dollar 1997. RCM two packages: a silver pin and Uncirculated dollar, and a numbered colour reproduction print an Uncirculated Dollar. 100 Dollar Gold 200 Dollar Gold Medallions 1997, Royal Canadian Mint to sell hockey medallions the To commemorate the induction Lemieux the Fame, set issued honouring all three One set was issued in Silver while another was of the release led to future issues. As way of commemorating the retirement of Wayne a medallion was issued with a mintage of over 50,000. The medallions $9.95 each were packaged in a blue sleeve with the 99 in red on packaging. Canada Post Starting in 2000, a series of was to commemorate All-Star Game in The success of series led to releases. Starting 2001, stamps a
 Queen Elizabeth II. Each plaquE also has toW circUlaTioN fIve cEnt cOins marking the STart And end of each player's carEer. ThE cOIns wERe Gold-pLated veRSiONS of ThE nIckEl AUrEate dOllAr used fOr circulatIng $1 CoIns.
A special eDItIon proof siLveR dollar was alSo iSsued wItH twO DiffeRenT typeS of pacKAging.

STarting in ThE Autumn OF 2008, the RoyAL caNadiAn Mint created six fIFtY Cent coins embedDed in a PlAStIC SpoRts Card. The coiNs Were dOUble datED 1908 aND 2008 TO coMMemorate the CaNadiens centENniAl. All tHe CoiNS were dIstriBuTEd tHrough the JeAn CoUtu PharmaCy chaiN In QuebeC. all coinS had a rEtaIl pRice OF $9.95 eAcH.

SiLvER DoLLaR
TwO Key Moments iN HOcKey hiStorY HAVE beeN coMmemOrateD on Canada's silVer DollAR seRies. THe firSt of ThEse coIns was The CeNtEnnial of the StanLey CUp. The Cup wAs fIrSt pReSenteD In 1893 to thE MoNtrEal AmatEur AthlETic asSOCIaTion team by Lord StanLeY. tHe rCM issueD the coIN iN 1993, aND the prooF cOin Was iN A Black LeatHErEtte case, With a mARoOn Insert aNd A CertiFiCatE of autheNTiciTy. The BRilliant uncirCUlated version wAS in a clear plasTIc OUTeR Case, WitH a black plasTic iNSert And a SIlVer SLeeve.

to comMeMOrATe the 25th Anniversary oF PAul HenDersoN's series clincHing goal agAINSt Russia, The Rcm pLAced Henderson oN its SIlver DollaR For 1997. The RCm offeRed two giFt packageS: A Sterling SilVer Pin And uNCiRculated dollaR, ANd a nUmBered coLouR reprodUctIon PriNt aNd An UncircuLated DolLaR.

100 DOlLaR GoLd

200 DolLAr Gold

MeDaLliOnS
StArtinG In 1997, the ROyal CAnadIaN MINt sTarted tO SeLL HockEy MeDallIonS tO the pUbliC. to cOmmemorAte the indUctIOn of maRiO LemieuX in the Hockey HAlL of Fame, a seT wAs iSsued hONOuring alL three inductees. One set waS Issued iN StErlinG SilVer while aNotHer was IssUEd in NiCkel. ThE succEsS of THE releASE lEd tO fUture issueS.

aS a wAy of cOmMemoRating tHe retirement of WaynE greTzky, a medallioN waS issUED wIth A MiNTagE oF OveR 50,000. tHe medallions werE $9.95 each and thEy WErE packaged iN A blUe Sleeve wIth the nUmber 99 IN red on tHe packagiNg.

Canada POsT
StaRTIng In 2000, a series oF stamps wAs issued tO CommeMOrAte thE AlL-Star GAmE in toronTo. The sUCceSs of tHe seriEs Led to fUture StAmp releaSes. Starting in 2001, the stamps wEre issUed in A
 Queen Elizabeth II. Eachplaque als o has  to w c ir cula tion  five cent coi n s ma rking the start and en d ofea c h pl a ye r's c areer.T he c oin swe rego l d- plate d v ersions  of the ni cke laureate doll a rused for c irc ulating $1 c oin s.
A s pe cia l  edit ion  proo f silv e r doll ar was al so issued with tw o di ffer ent types of pack a gi n g.

Starting i n theau t um n of200 8, the Roy al  Cana d ian Min t  c r e a ted six fifty cen t coins emb e dde d in a  p las t ic spo rts c ar d . T he coins we re d ouble dat ed 190 8  and 20 0 8 to co mmemor ate  th e Ca n ad ie nsce n ten n ia l.A llthe coin swe re di stri b u t e d th rou gh t he Je an Coutu Phar mac y ch a inin Qu ebec.  All  c oinshad aretai lprice of $9.95each .

Silver  Do ll arTw o key moment s i n H ockey h istoryh ave  b e e n  c ommemorated on Can ad a ' ssilver d ollars er ie s . The fi rs t o f th e s e coi ns w a sthe Cent ennial of  t he Stan le y Cup.  T heCup  wasf irst  prese nted in1893t o the Montreal Amateur Athle t ic A ss o ciat ion  team by Lo rd S t anle y. T h eRCM issue d the  c o in in 1993, and the pr oo f coin  wasin a black le atherettec a s e, witha ma r oo n  insert and aCerti ficate ofA uthentic ity.The Bril liant Unc i r culatedver sio n w asi n  a  clear plasti c oute rcase, w ith  a blac k p las tic  in se rt and asilver s le ev e. 
Tocomme m orate th e25t hAnn ivers a ry ofPaulHend er so n 'sseriesc li n c hing  g oa l ag ain st  Russ ia,t heRCM pla ced Hende rso n  onit sSilverDollar for 19 97 . The RCMof fer ed two g ift pack ages: a sterling silver pin and  Un circu late d dollar,  an d a nu mbe r ed col our re produ ct ion p rinta n danUn circulated D oll ar.
10 0 Do llar Go ld

200 Dollar Gol d 

M edallions
Sta rti ng i n 19 97, th e  Ro ya l  Ca n a dian Mint start ed to sell  h o ck ey medalli o nsto  the pu blic. T o com m emorate  the indu ction ofMa rioL e mie ux in theHockey H all of Fa m e, as et  wasiss ued ho no uri ng al l thre e  in ducte es. On eset wa s iss ue d in Ste rling Silver while anot her wa s iss ued  in Nicke l.T hesuccess o f th e releaseled  to  futu rei ssues .

A s  a  wa y  of c omme m orating t h eret i r em ent of Wayn e G ret zky,a m e dallio n wa s issued with a m i ntage of over50,0 0 0 . T hem edal li ons were $9.95  ea ch a nd theywe re packaged  in a bl ue sleev e with  the n umber 9 9 in red on  the  pa ckaging.
Ca na d a PostSt ar t ing in  200 0,  a ser ies of stam p s  was issued to c ommem o r ate t h e A ll-St ar  Game i n  Tor onto. Thesuccess ofthe se ries  ledto futu re  stamp  re le ases. Star t ing in 20 01, t he stam ps  wer e i ssuedin a 
 Queen_Elizabeth II._Each plaque also has_tow circulation_five_cent coins_marking_the start and_end of each_player's career. The coins_were gold-plated versions_of_the nickel aureate dollar used for circulating $1 coins.
A special edition proof silver dollar_was_also issued_with_two_different types of packaging.

Starting in_the autumn of 2008, the_Royal Canadian_Mint created six fifty cent coins embedded in_a_plastic sports card._The coins were double dated 1908 and 2008 to_commemorate the Canadiens centennial. All the_coins were distributed_through_the_Jean Coutu Pharmacy chain_in Quebec. All coins had a_retail price of $9.95 each.

Silver Dollar
Two_key moments in Hockey history have been_commemorated on Canada's silver dollar series._The first of these coins_was the_Centennial of the Stanley Cup._The Cup was_first presented_in 1893 to_the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association team_by Lord Stanley._The RCM issued the coin in_1993,_and the proof_coin_was_in a_black leatherette case,_with_a maroon_insert_and a Certificate of Authenticity. The_Brilliant_Uncirculated version was in a clear plastic_outer case, with a_black_plastic insert and a_silver sleeve.

To commemorate the 25th_Anniversary of Paul Henderson's series clinching_goal against_Russia, the_RCM placed Henderson on its Silver Dollar for 1997. The RCM_offered two gift packages: a sterling_silver pin and Uncirculated_dollar, and_a_numbered colour reproduction_print_and an_Uncirculated Dollar.

100 Dollar Gold

200 Dollar Gold

Medallions
Starting in_1997, the_Royal Canadian Mint started to sell_hockey medallions to the_public._To commemorate the induction of Mario_Lemieux in the Hockey Hall of_Fame, a set was issued_honouring_all_three inductees. One set was_issued in Sterling Silver while another_was issued in_Nickel. The success of the release led_to_future issues.

As a way of commemorating_the_retirement of Wayne Gretzky, a medallion_was_issued_with a mintage of over_50,000. The medallions were $9.95 each_and they were packaged in a blue sleeve with_the number 99_in red on the packaging.

Canada_Post
Starting_in_2000, a series of stamps was issued to commemorate the_All-Star Game_in Toronto. The_success of the series led to future stamp releases. Starting_in 2001, the stamps were issued in_a