Depicts a left-profile portrayal of King Charles III, clad in a shirt and tie without a crown, encircled by a Latin inscription, with the engraver's initials located on the neck and the issue date on the bottom.

CHARLES III DEI GRATIA REX means King Charles III, by the Grace of God King

Engraver: Steven Rosati (SR)

Depicts the façade of the Supreme Court of Canada, as well as the Supreme Court of Canada’s 150th anniversary logo, which includes a laurel, the number “150,” and the dates “1875–2025.” The inscriptions “SUPREME COURT OF CANADA,” “COUR SUPRÊME DU CANADA,” “CANADA” and “DOLLAR,” as well as the artist’s initials “SP,” appear on the design.

The Supreme Court of Canada Building, located in Ottawa, is the seat of the country's highest court and a significant example of Art Deco architecture. Completed in 1940 and designed by architect Ernest Cormier, the building features a grand copper roof, stone façade, and richly detailed interiors, symbolizing both the authority and accessibility of Canada's judicial system. It houses nine justices who preside over the nation’s most important legal cases, ensuring the uniform interpretation of law across provinces. Overlooking the Ottawa River, the site is not only a hub of legal activity but also a popular destination for visitors and students of Canadian law and history.

Engraver: Silvia Pecota (SP)