Sherman Tank - 2oz .999 Silver Coin Truth Guard 2025
 
Is the Third Issue from the Tank series, also includ:
2024 - PzKpfw VI Tiger
2025 - Panzerkampfwagen VII Löwe
2025 - Sherman
 
This fantastic 2 Oz Silver coin features the Sherman Tank, which served during the Second World War. The coin has a stunning shape, comes in a case, along with the Certificate of Authenticity. Limited mintage of 199 pieces worldwide!
 
Reserve: on the reverse side of the coin is a Sherman Tank alloy model with a scale of 1:144. The turret section can be turned freely.
 
Obverse : the Coat of Arms of Truth Guard and the inscriptions : "Truth Guard" - the Issuer , "2 Guards" - the face value , "2025" - the year of issue , "2 oz" - the weight of the coin and "Ag 999" - the fineness of the silver.
 
Sherman Tank
The Sherman Tank was the primary Medium Tank of the Canadian Army in the Second World War. US-supplied M4A3(76)W tanks were used in the Korean War by successive squadrons of armour tasked as part of the 25th Canadian Brigade. In 1946, Canada had purchased 300 M4A2(76)W HVSS vehicles for training, and they were used by the Regular Force until replaced by the Centurion, and by Reserve Armoured regiments in Canada until the 1970s as a training vehicle.
 
Variants
A variety of Shermans were used in Canadian units after the adoption of the tank in the spring of 1943. The main variants used in armoured and armoured reconnaissance regiments were the Sherman III (the designation used by Commonwealth forces for the M4A2) and the Sherman V (M4A4). The chart below shows total Sherman tank production in both the United States and Canada. The Grizzly was a copy of the M4A1 (Sherman II) which did not see overseas service; the Ram was used in the U.K. for training, and variants were used in Northwest Europe in various functions, including command post, observation post, and armoured personnel carrier roles. The United States provided Sherman tanks not only to their own forces fighting in Europe and the Pacific, but the British Commonwealth, Free French, China and Soviet Union.