Trucker Coin – 10oz .9999 Fine Silver

Trucker Coin aka Freedom Coin –  This stunning 10 oz, 76 mm, .9999 Fine Silver Coin, created by world renowned artist and Mint Master, Peter S. Vinczer, a testament to the courageous Canadian men and women who simply had enough of government abuse during the unlawful COVID restrictions in Canada.

In and around February of 2022, Attila Vinczer, CEO of The Premier Canadian Mint travelled to Ottawa to see what Canadian Truckers were up to.  They were in protest to the violations of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadian Truckers who were coerced to take the COVID vaccine, a deadly injection of mRNA, and required to take a similarly dangerous PCR test, had enough.  They had enough of the lockdowns and abuses by the Federal Government of Canada.

These truckers were fed up of the abuse inflicted on all Canadians by the Liberal Federal Government under the rule of PM Justin Trudeau during the COVID bioweapon attack on humanity.  In the frigid winter of Ottawa, Attila Vinczer witnessed one of the most peaceful congregation of truckers and Canadians who simply had enough of the Federal Government’s Draconian abuse of power.

Returning home from Ottawa after a day trip, at about midnight, exhausted from 10 hours of driving, CEO Attila Vinczer sketched on his office desk the scene of truckers winding down the road from the Rocky Mountains to Canadian Supporters waiving flags on and around bridges in Ontario and elsewhere, in support of the Canadian Truckers on their way to Ottawa to tell Justin Trudeau, Canadians have had enough.  One of those protesters was Tamara Lich.  A grandmother who felt something needed to be done.  The Premier Canadian Mint decided to recognize her as well with a 1oz silver coin here, for the gallant stand she took to help Canadians.

The Trucker Coin was born.  Ten days later, Attila Vinczer returned to Ottawa where he handed out the 1oz Trucker Coins to truckers in Ottawa.  These men and women were in tears that someone took the time to acknowledge their worth.  There were many tight warm hugs in the clutches of -30 degree Canadian winter.