The British Royal Portrait Coin Collection - Queen Elizabeth II

Throughout its history, Canada has seen the portraits of five monarchs on its coins. This collection features one coin from the reign of each monarch. 
The collection starts with a coin that is over 100 years old from the reign of Queen Victoria. The Queen Victoria Large Cent was issued from 1876-1901. It was minted in .950 copper and is larger than a current 25-cent coin. 
Next is a King Edward VII 5 Cents coin from 1902-1910. The coin was minted in .925 silver and is much smaller than a current 5 Cents coin. 
The third coin is a King George V 10 Cents from 1911-1936. This coin was minted in .800 silver. 
Next is a King George VI 25 Cents from 1937-1952. The coin was minted in .800 silver and was the first 25 Cents to feature the familiar moose design. 
The final coin is a Queen Elizabeth II 50 Cents from 1953 - present. This coin was minted in .800 silver until 1967 and 1.000 nickel thereafter. 
The obverse of each coin depicts a portrait of the monarch. 
There are 5 coins in the set. Each coin is a different denomination, so it is a royal portrait collection and a set of all Canadian coins from the Penny to 50 Cents. 
The collection comes in a custom display with a Certificate of Authenticity.