The Opulence Collection Coins
Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM), the Opulence Collection coins represent some of the rarest and most luxurious coins ever struck by a sovereign mint. Each piece blends precious metals, exceptional artistry, and, in several cases, rare gemstones – elevating them well beyond traditional numismatic issues and into the realm of art and investment.
From unique one-of-a-kind masterpieces to limited-mintage gems featuring pink and yellow diamonds, this curated set of (as of now) 7 coins, which debuted in 2021, is a must-study for advanced collectors. Below, we explore the features of the 7 Opulence Collection coins in detail.
1. The Dance Screen (The Scream Too) – 10 kg 99.99% Pure Gold Coin
Royal Canadian Mint’s most monumental numismatic creation – The Dance Screen (The Scream Too) – stands at the apex of the Opulence Collection.
- Metal & Purity: 99.99% pure Canadian gold.
- Weight: A staggering 10 kilograms (10,000 g).
- Diameter: Approximately 180 mm – far larger than typical coins.
- Mintage: 1 coin worldwide – a true one-of-a-kind.
- Face Value: $100,000 CAD.
- Finish: Proof.
- Packaging: One-of-a-kind cedar wood case with a decorated Haida copper shield and serialized book certificate; shipped in a rugged Pelican case for protection.
The reverse features a detailed reinterpretation of a masterpiece Haida dance screen carved by Chief James Hart (7IDANsuu), depicting figures such as the Shaman, Beaver, Raven, Eagle, Frog, Orca, and Mother Bear with cubs – all tied to the Salmon’s importance in Haida culture – and six inlaid responsibly sourced abalone shells. The obverse showcases the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Steven Rosati with a sketched pattern from the original carving in the field.

reverse side of the largest and most valuable of all the Opulence Collection coins – the 10 kg gold coin The Dance Screen (The Scream Too)
This coin’s cultural depth and monumental scale make it a singular trophy piece for elite collectors; it has even set a new Canadian coin auction record.
2. Brilliance – 10 oz 99.95% Pure Platinum Coin (2025)
The Brilliance coin is one of the standout additions to the 2025 Opulence Collection, combining platinum’s rarity with striking gem accents.
- Metal & Purity: 99.95% pure platinum.
- Weight: 10 oz (approx. 311 g).
- Mintage: 10 coins worldwide – ultra-limited.
- Finish: Proof.
Designed by Canadian artists Chris Reid and Rosina Li, the reverse showcases a stylized Canada lily (Lilium canadense) accented with 23 fancy yellow diamonds (14 pear-cut and nine round-cut) sourced from the famed Ekati Diamond Mine. The floral motif is enhanced with selective gold plating for contrast and elegance.
Collectors prize this coin for its combination of platinum finesse and gemstone artistry – a rare blend signed by top Canadian designers.
3. Radiance – 1 oz 99.99% Pure Gold Coin (2025)
Another 2025 premiere, Radiance, offers classic gold appeal with diamond brilliance.
- Metal & Purity: 99.99% pure gold.
- Weight: 1 oz (~31.11 g).
- Mintage: 30 coins worldwide – very low.
- Finish: Proof.
- Face Value: $200 CAD.
Created by artist Simon Ng, the reverse features six marquise-cut fancy yellow diamonds arranged to form a radiant floral motif with a central round white diamond. These stones sit atop an engraved sunburst pattern inspired by the compass star. The obverse again carries King Charles III’s effigy by Steven Rosati.
This blend of gold and diamonds exudes classic elegance with striking visual impact.
4. The Ultimate – 1 kg 99.95% Pure Platinum Pink Diamond Coin (2021)
The 2021 The Ultimate coin exemplifies Opulence’s initial launch – combining platinum purity with extraordinary gemstone rarity.
- Metal & Purity: 99.95% pure platinum.
- Weight: 1 kg.
- Mintage: 1 coin – true flagship rarity.
- Finish: Proof.
- Face Value: $2,500 CAD
Featuring 462 Argyle pink diamonds (total ~6.5 carats, Fancy Vivid & Fancy Intense grades), this coin’s reverse showcases a stunning cherry blossom design. Diamonds are hand-set into platinum and rose gold-plated elements, merging millinery precision with fine numismatics. The obverse carries Queen Elizabeth II’s effigy with a cherry blossom field pattern.
As the first kilo platinum piece in the Opulence series, it represents the pinnacle of collectible artistry.
5. Treasure – 1 oz 99.99% Pure Gold Pink Diamond Coin (2021)
Treasure brings pink diamond sparkle to gold in a more accessible collectible.
- Metal & Purity: 99.99% pure gold.
- Weight: 1 oz (~31.11 g).
- Mintage: 400 coins only.
- Face Value: $200 CAD
- Finish: Proof.
Featuring five Argyle pink diamonds (0.06 total carat weight) set into selective rose gold plating, its cherry blossom reverse – designed by Simon Ng – transforms this gold canvas into a shimmering floral work of art.
For collectors who want pink diamond prestige without extreme rarity, Treasure is a standout pick.
6. Splendour – 10 oz 99.95% Pure Platinum Pink Diamond Coin (2021)
A heavy platinum piece with exquisite gem details, Splendour ranks high in rarity.
- Metal & Purity: 99.95% pure platinum.
- Weight: 10 oz (~311.03 g).
- Mintage: 5 coins worldwide.
- Face Value: $1,250 CAD.
- Finish: Proof.
With 64 pink diamonds (approx. 1.2 carats), this piece pairs a sophisticated platinum cherry blossom motif with rose gold plating, representing one of the rarest Opulence releases.
7. Grandeur – 2 oz 99.95% Pure Platinum Pink Diamond Coin (2021)
The mid-weight platinum gem in the collection, Grandeur, balances size and scarcity.
- Metal & Purity: 99.95% pure platinum.
- Weight: 2 oz (~62.22 g).
- Mintage: 30 coins worldwide.
- Face Value: $350 CAD.
- Finish: Proof.
Featuring 30 pink diamonds hand-set with rose gold plating, Grandeur’s cherry blossom reverse is both elegant and collectible – a perfect “step-up” coin for Opulence enthusiasts.
Why the Opulence Collection Coins Matter to Collectors
What sets the Opulence Collection coins apart is not just the precious metals and low mintages, but the storytelling and design excellence behind each piece. Collaborations with renowned artists, the use of rare gemstones such as Argyle pink diamonds and Ekati yellow diamonds, and museum-quality packaging elevate these coins into heirlooms of both art and investment.
For collectors, these are not coins merely to hold – they are conversation pieces, trophies of craft and glory, and symbols of rarity that will likely continue appreciating in both cultural and monetary value.


