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1913 $5 Premium Hand-Selected Gold Coin - Canada's First Gold Coins
1913
Archived
1913 $5 Premium Hand-Selected Gold Coin - Canada's First Gold Coins
1913
$629.21 USD
Masters Club:
8,750
Status: CAN & US shipping only
Availability:
Out of stock in stores
About
First Canadian gold coins minted in 1913 now available! Hand selected!
In 1896, a major gold rush in Yukon’s Klondike Valley brought an awareness of gold mining and the theme of mineralwealth into the Canadian consciousness. Romantic notions of sacks filled with gold coins and rags-to-riches glory took hold of the public imagination. After a series of negotiations with the British authorities, the Ottawa Mint Act was passed in 1901, allowing for a branch of the British Royal Mint to be established in Canada to produce domestic coinage. The Ottawa branch of the British Royal Mint officially opened in 1908.
In March of 1912, the first gold coins that were Canadian in every aspect,from raw material to reverse image design, were struck.
One hundred years after the first Canadian gold coins were minted, they have returned home to the RoyalCanadian Mint, formerly the Ottawa branch of the British Royal Mint. Although the world into which theynow shed their warm glow is utterly different from their original era—these storied coins retain a moment in Canadian history when progress, hope, pride, and victory burned brightly in the Canadianimagination.
Premium Hand-Selected Coins*:
For the collector who demands nothing but the best, the Mint’s 1913 $5 first Canadian gold coins are being offered in premium hand-selected quality. These coins were hand-picked by Mint personnel for maximumeye-appeal and nearly pristine quality. Their luster is without equal, as are the quality of their detail and their virtually unblemished surfaces. They are among the best Canadian 1913 gold coins to be seen in almost a century and are of better quality than the hand-selected coins.
Own a part of Canadian history! Be one of the few to ownsuch an illustrious and rare coin!
Special features:
• Extremely limited volume of only 113 is available from the Royal Canadian Mint!
• Your authentic 1913 first Canadian gold coin is composed of 90% fine Canadian gold, much of it from Ontario, and 10% copper.
• Your premium gold coin was hand selected!
Design:
Your coin depicts a shield bearing the then Canadian coat of arms, composed of the provincial arms of the Dominion of Canada: Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. The shield is encircled by graceful maple boughs. The inscription “CANADA” is engraved above the shield, and the date 1913 and face value FIVE DOLLARS is engraved below the shield. The effigy of King George V adorns the obverse side of your coins. Both sides of the coin are framed with a raised beaded circle.
Packaging:
• The coin, encased in a capsule featuring gold holographic security seals, is presented in a deluxe Royal Canadian Mint branded maple wood case and protected by a black beauty box.
This rare George V gold coin minted in 1913 is expected to sell quickly.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for you! Order yours today!
*As the Royal Canadian Mint does not grade any of its products, the use of the expression “Hand-Selected” and/or “Premium Hand-Selected” as used herein does not imply any form of coin grade, or suggestion thereof, derived from current numismatic grading standards, or other form of grading systems.
Products may differ from those shown and are not actual size.
All sales are final for this product. No returns or exchanges.
In March of 1912, the first gold coins that were Canadian in every aspect,from raw material to reverse image design, were struck.
One hundred years after the first Canadian gold coins were minted, they have returned home to the RoyalCanadian Mint, formerly the Ottawa branch of the British Royal Mint. Although the world into which theynow shed their warm glow is utterly different from their original era—these storied coins retain a moment in Canadian history when progress, hope, pride, and victory burned brightly in the Canadianimagination.
Premium Hand-Selected Coins*:
For the collector who demands nothing but the best, the Mint’s 1913 $5 first Canadian gold coins are being offered in premium hand-selected quality. These coins were hand-picked by Mint personnel for maximumeye-appeal and nearly pristine quality. Their luster is without equal, as are the quality of their detail and their virtually unblemished surfaces. They are among the best Canadian 1913 gold coins to be seen in almost a century and are of better quality than the hand-selected coins.
Own a part of Canadian history! Be one of the few to ownsuch an illustrious and rare coin!
Special features:
• Extremely limited volume of only 113 is available from the Royal Canadian Mint!
• Your authentic 1913 first Canadian gold coin is composed of 90% fine Canadian gold, much of it from Ontario, and 10% copper.
• Your premium gold coin was hand selected!
Design:
Your coin depicts a shield bearing the then Canadian coat of arms, composed of the provincial arms of the Dominion of Canada: Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. The shield is encircled by graceful maple boughs. The inscription “CANADA” is engraved above the shield, and the date 1913 and face value FIVE DOLLARS is engraved below the shield. The effigy of King George V adorns the obverse side of your coins. Both sides of the coin are framed with a raised beaded circle.
Packaging:
• The coin, encased in a capsule featuring gold holographic security seals, is presented in a deluxe Royal Canadian Mint branded maple wood case and protected by a black beauty box.
This rare George V gold coin minted in 1913 is expected to sell quickly.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for you! Order yours today!
*As the Royal Canadian Mint does not grade any of its products, the use of the expression “Hand-Selected” and/or “Premium Hand-Selected” as used herein does not imply any form of coin grade, or suggestion thereof, derived from current numismatic grading standards, or other form of grading systems.
Products may differ from those shown and are not actual size.
All sales are final for this product. No returns or exchanges.
Specifications
Product Number
124014
Composition
90% pure gold, 10% copper
Weight
8.36 g
Edge
serrated
Certificate
not serialized
Face Value
5 dollars
Artist
W. H. J. Blackmore (reverse), Sir E. B. Mackennal (obverse)
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