$100 Gold coin Canada "50th Anniversary of Newfoundland Unity"
Only 1 coin available! Canadian $100 gold coin 1999 - 7,77 grams of fine gold - struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in a very limited mintage of only 10.242 pieces! This gold coin is struck to honor the 50-year existance of the Newfoundland Unity (Canada)
$100 Gold coin Canada "50th Anniversary of Newfoundland Unity"
On March 31th of 1949 the British colonie of Newfoundland became a part of the Canadian Federation. 50 Years later, in 1999, this historical event was horoned in this gold coin of 1/4 troy ounce. This $100 gold coin of 1999 was minted by the Royal Canadian Mint and has a very limited mitage of only 10.242 pieces worldwide.
On the obverse of the $100 gold coin 1999 a puffin and two pitcher plants are depicted. De puffin is a well known bird at Newfoundland. The pitcher plant is the national flower of Newfoundland. On the background a large iceberg is shown. On the reverse a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is depictedd, together with the year of issue: 1999.
This gold 100 Dollar coin is offered in the original coincapsule in UNC (uncirulated) condition. This is a special gold coin and very hard to get because of the low mintage.
Specifications:
Face value: CAD $100 (Canadian Dollar)
Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
Mintage: 10.242 pieces worldwide
Weight: 13,34 grams (7,77 grams of fine gold)
Material: Gold
Purity: 58,3% (14 carat)
Year of issue: 1999
Mint: Royal Canadian Mint
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