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Buy this historical 1913 Canadian gold coin, slabbed and graded by PCGS as an MS-64. Available for purchase through our online store, we ship worldwide.
For over 75 years a group of Canada's first gold coins were stored at the Bank of Canada as a part of the Government of Canada's Exchange Fund Account. These safeguarded coins became available to collectors in late 2012, allowing collectors a unique chance to own a piece of Canadian history. Each coin was struck over 100 years ago and remained untouched since then.
Approximately 245,000 of the $5 and $10 coins were found with only the top 30,000 coins being kept and made available for public purchase. The remaining 215,000 were melted down by the mint.
Each coin is struck on a 900 Fine Gold 26.92 mm planchet and weighs 16.72 Grams (.4838 oz Fine Gold). The obverse features a crowned portrait of King George V. The reverse bears Canada's Coat of Arms which was originally adopted in 1868.
| 4670 | |
| Lightly Used | |
| 900 | |
| Canada | |
| Royal Canadian Mint | |
| CAD 10 | |
| 1913 | |
| Crowned Portrait of King George V | |
| Canada Coat of Arms |
| 0.4838 oz | |
| 26.9 | |
| PCGS | |
| MS-64 |
Buy this historical 1913 Canadian gold coin, slabbed and graded by PCGS as an MS-64.
Available for purchase through our online store, we ship worldwide.
For over 75 years a group of Canada's first gold coins were stored at the Bank of Canada as a part of the Government of Canada's Exchange Fund Account.
These safeguarded coins became available to collectors in late 2012, allowing collectors a unique chance to own a piece of Canadian history.
Each coin was struck over 100 years ago and remained untouched since then.
Approximately 245,000 of the $5 and $10 coins were found with only the top 30,000 coins being kept and made available for public purchase.
The remaining 215,000 were melted down by the mint.
Each coin is struck on a 900 Fine Gold 26.92 mm planchet and weighs 16.72 Grams (.4838 oz Fine Gold).
The obverse features a crowned portrait of King George V. The reverse bears Canada's Coat of Arms which was originally adopted in 1868.