Northern Leopard Frog - Specimen Set (2024)

Northern Leopard Frog - S...

$64.95 CAD

Northern Leopard Frog - Specimen Set (2024)

N/A 2024 Mintage 30,000

Northern Leopard Frog - Specimen Set (2024)

N/A 2024 Mintage 30,000
$64.95 CAD
Masters Club: 650 Status: CAN & US shipping only
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Shipping: Expected to be shipped on Jan 06

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Specifications

Product Number 245915
Mintage 30,000
Finish Specimen
Packaging Book-style packaging with removable lens
Series Set

Composition Three-ply brass plated steel
Weight 6.27 g
Diameter 26.5 mm
Edge Plain
Artist Julius Csotonyi (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Composition Outer ring: Nickel-plated steel, Inner core: Three-ply brass finish plated aluminum bronze
Weight 6.99 g
Diameter 28.03 mm
Edge Interrupted serrations
Artist Brent Townsend (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Composition Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight 6.9 g
Diameter 27.13 mm
Edge Reeded
Artist Cathy Bursey-Sabourin (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Composition Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight 4.44 g
Diameter 23.88 mm
Edge Reeded
Artist Emanuel Hahn (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Composition Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight 1.75 g
Diameter 18.06 mm
Edge Reeded
Artist Emanuel Hahn (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Composition Three-ply nickel finish plated steel
Weight 3.95 g
Diameter 21.2 mm
Edge Plain
Artist G. E. Kruger Gray (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Design & Artist

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Julius Csotonyi, Artist

This portrayal underscores both the importance of preserving both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems necessary for the survival of the northern leopard frog, and also how fragile it is, as its weight barely registers on the vegetation on which it rests. Yet, its fingers and toes also brace against the plants, indicating how it absolutely requires other species in its environment to support it ecologically, and how we must think in terms of the connectivity of ecosystems when we endeavour to protect them.

Julius Csotonyi, Artist

Rebecca Stanton, Interim Conservation Research Population Ecologist, Wilder Institute

While the northern leopard frog might be a small animal, it holds a large place in my heart with everything that makes it so unique, especially its iconic song. Many British Columbia wetlands are currently missing the sounds of their chuckles and snores. I’m extremely proud to be part of the larger B.C. Northern Leopard Frog Recovery Team working to bring their song back across their historical range in the province. We’re excited that this coin shares the story of the northern leopard frog and will help the species make its way into the hearts of many other Canadians.

Rebecca Stanton, Interim Conservation Research Population Ecologist, Wilder Institute

Caitlin Spade, Manager of Animal Care at the Archibald Biodiversity Centre and Wildlife Conservation Centre, Wilder Institute

Conservation breeding comes along with a whole range of questions. How do we maintain and diversify genetics? How can we maximize animal welfare? What habitat requirements would best mimic the species’ wild home? At the Wilder Institute, we’re committed to answering these questions for the northern leopard frogs in our conservation breeding program. With every tadpole or frog that enters our facility, we look forward to learning more about how we can create a more hopeful future for this species.

Caitlin Spade, Manager of Animal Care at the Archibald Biodiversity Centre and Wildlife Conservation Centre, Wilder Institute

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