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$100 Bahamas Gold Coin 1977

Gold0.91665.46 g1977Bahamas
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The 1977 Bahamas $100 Gold Coin is a small gold commemorative piece struck to celebrate Bahamian independence, containing .1609 oz actual gold weight at .9166 fineness, weighing 5.46 g with a 21 mm diameter. It features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and Arnold Machin’s flamingo design on the reverse. Coins dated 1977 were struck by the Royal Canadian Mint and the Valcambi Mint.
Specifications
Metal Gold
Weight 5.46 g
Purity 0.9166
Year 1977
Country Bahamas
Type Coin
Face value 100 BSD
Packaging As Pictured
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The 1977 Bahamas $100 Gold Coin is a small gold commemorative piece struck to celebrate Bahamian independence, containing .1609 oz actual gold weight at .9166 fineness, weighing 5.46 g with a 21 mm diameter. It features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and Arnold Machin’s flamingo design on the reverse. Coins dated 1977 were struck…

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The 1977 Bahamas $100 Gold Coin is a small gold commemorative piece struck to celebrate Bahamian independence, containing .1609 oz actual gold weight at .9166 fineness, weighing 5.46 g with a 21 mm diameter. It features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and Arnold Machin’s flamingo design on the reverse. Coins dated 1977 were struck by the Royal Canadian Mint and the Valcambi Mint.