Renowned for its grace and agility, the white-tailed deer is a remarkable runner and jumper, capable of reaching speeds up to 58 kilometers per hour. When sensing danger, it raises its tail in a behavior known as "flagging." Showing the bright white underside of the tail signals an alarm to nearby deer and serves as a visual beacon for a fawn to follow its mother to safety.

Highly adaptable, the white-tailed deer thrives across the continent in forested and bushy regions where food is abundant. In Canada, its range spans from Cape Breton Island to south-central British Columbia, to deep into the northern boreal forests, even as far north as Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories. Springtime between late May and early June is the season of fawns, with some arrivals recorded as early as March and as late as August.

Set Features:

• $5 Fine Silver Coin: The $5 Fine Silver Coin depicts a scene of a doe and her fawn nestled among a grove of birch trees.

• Dual Stamp Set: Features two $2 stamps—one mint condition and one cancelled.

• Serialized Booklet: A numbered booklet packed with photography and historical facts.

• Luxury Presentation: Safely encapsulated and housed in a premium wooden case with a themed protective sleeve and a certificate of authenticity.