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A Canadian $100 gold coin from 1993 about the horseless carriage, the first automobiles on Canadian roads. Struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in 14-karat gold (58.33%), it weighs 13.34 g; the obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. This one comes with its original box and certificate of authenticity.
Consisting of 13.34 grams 0.583 fine gold
Obverse: Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse: Detailed engraving of a horseless carriage, representing the early days of automotive innovation
Specifications
MetalGold
MintRoyal Canadian Mint
Weight13.3375 g
Purity0.5833
Year1993
CountryCanada
TypeCoin
Face value100 CAD
PackagingCase (as pictured)
Assay cardYes
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A Canadian $100 gold coin from 1993 about the horseless carriage, the first automobiles on Canadian roads. Struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in 14-karat gold (58.33%), it weighs 13.34 g; the obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. This one comes with its original box and certificate of authenticity. Highlights Consisting of 13.34 grams 0.583 fine…
A Canadian $100 gold coin from 1993 about the horseless carriage, the first automobiles on Canadian roads. Struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in 14-karat gold (58.33%), it weighs 13.34 g; the obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. This one comes with its original box and certificate of authenticity.
Highlights
Consisting of 13.34 grams 0.583 fine gold
Obverse: Effigy of Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse: Detailed engraving of a horseless carriage, representing the early days of automotive innovation
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