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Medal - Wild Rose Alberta

Location Canada
Year 1967
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Diameter 32.5 mm
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Obverse description A large high-relief depiction of the Wild Rose (Rosa acicularis), Alberta's provincial floral emblem, occupies the entire field, with a detailed central pistil and radiating stamens. The bilingual legend arcs around the upper periphery, with the province name and centennial dates inscribed along the lower border.
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Reverse description The reverse features a relief map of Alberta at centre, showing the province's boundaries and internal geographical lines, with the date of entry into Canadian Confederation inscribed within. Twelve maple leaves in high relief surround the map in a circular arrangement, and the mint name appears in small letters below the map at the base.
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Mintage 1967
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