The Canadian 125 Confederation Medal Full Size was issued in 1992 to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Canadian Confederation. The medal was awarded to individuals who made significant contributions to their communities, reflecting outstanding dedication and service. The design features a stylized maple leaf on the obverse, symbolizing the nation, with the dates “1867–1992” marking the anniversary. The reverse displays the Royal Cipher and the bilingual legend “Confederation Canada 125.” Constructed from cupro-nickel, the full-size version measures approximately 36 mm in diameter. It is suspended from a ribbon of blue with red, white, and gold stripes, representing the national colors and heritage. This medal served as a civilian honor rather than a military decoration, but it is often collected alongside Canadian Orders, Decorations, and Medals. The Canadian 125 Confederation Medal is an important piece of Canadian honors history, illustrating civic merit and national identity.






