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A Canadian $100 gold proof coin from 2000 (KM-402) marking the 150th anniversary of Robert McClure’s 1850 search for the lost Franklin Expedition in the Arctic. The reverse, by John Mardon, shows a sledge team crossing the ice with an icebound ship behind; the obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Struck in 14-karat gold (58.33%), it weighs 13.34 g; mintage 10,547.
Consisting of 0.5833 fine gold
Obverse: Head of Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse: Sledge on icy terrain, ship in the background
Specifications
MetalGold
MintRoyal Canadian Mint
Weight13.338 g
Purity0.5833
Year2000
CountryCanada
TypeCoin
Face value100
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A Canadian $100 gold proof coin from 2000 (KM-402) marking the 150th anniversary of Robert McClure’s 1850 search for the lost Franklin Expedition in the Arctic. The reverse, by John Mardon, shows a sledge team crossing the ice with an icebound ship behind; the obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Struck in 14-karat gold (58.33%), it…
A Canadian $100 gold proof coin from 2000 (KM-402) marking the 150th anniversary of Robert McClure’s 1850 search for the lost Franklin Expedition in the Arctic. The reverse, by John Mardon, shows a sledge team crossing the ice with an icebound ship behind; the obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Struck in 14-karat gold (58.33%), it weighs 13.34 g; mintage 10,547.
Consisting of 0.5833 fine gold
Obverse: Head of Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse: Sledge on icy terrain, ship in the background