"When Calls the Heart" is a one hour television series which runs on the Hallmark Channel television network. It has been running since 2014. The series is set in a small Canadian town in the early 1900's and is about the lives of the residents. The two main characters are Elizabeth Thornton, a young school teacher, and Nathan Grant, a "Mountie" or Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer. This episode is titled "All That Glitters" and was first broadcast on April 19, 2025.

The episode has several stories but the only one of numismatic interest occurs when store keeper Ned Yost and his wife Florence find that someone has paid them with an unusual gold coin which has a double-headed eagle design on it. Ned recognizes the coin as a rare coin and Rosemary Coulter, a newspaper reporter, publishes a story about the coin. Only one side of the fictional coin is shown and it has a simple design of a double-headed eagle and the date "1906".

Nathan and Elizabeth appear.

Nathan and Elizabeth talk to Oliver Garrett, a police cadet, about his school work. At the local store Florence Yost hands a coin to her husband Ned.

A local woman walks away and reporter Rosemary enters the room.

Newspaper reporter Rosemary watches while Ned pulls out a coin catalog and finds a photograph of the coin.

The text reads:

Later Rosemary's article appears in the local newspaper.

The text reads:

Rosemary meets with Bill Avery, the chief of the local RCMP.

Bill shows her a police file with a picture of the coin and tells her that 20,000 were minted and were stolen from a secure freight car. He states that the coin is a clue to solving the "Great Rocky Mountain Train Robbery of 1907" and invites Rosemary to assist him.

Erin Krakow as Elizabeth Thornton
Kevin McGarry as Nathan Grant
Hrothgar Mathews as Ned Yost
Loretta Walsh as Florence Yost
Pascale Hutton as Rosemary Coulter
Jack Wagner as Bill Avery
Director: Alysse Leite-Rogers
Writers: Janette Oke, Paul Redford, Liam Fearnley
Based on the 1983 novel of the same title by Janette Oke