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$20 Confederation Gold Coin 1967 – obverse
$20 Confederation Gold Coin 1967 – reverse
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$20 Confederation Gold Coin 1967

Royal Canadian Mint
Gold0.90018.27 g1967Canada

Canada’s centennial gold coin, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint for the 100th anniversary of Confederation, with Canada’s coat of arms on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other. It weighs 18.27 g of 0.900 fine gold and holds 0.5288 oz of pure gold. Sold in the 1967 Centennial proof set (337,688 made), it is a classic for collectors of Canadian history.

  • Consisting of 900 gold
  • Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II
  • Reverse: Coat of Arms with face value $20
  • Diameter: 27.10 mm
Specifications
Metal Gold
Mint Royal Canadian Mint
Weight 18.27 g
Purity 0.900
Year 1967
Country Canada
Type Coin
Face value 20 CAD
Packaging Individual Coin Capsule or Sleeve
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The 1967 $20 gold coin

How much gold is in it?

It weighs 18.27 g, is 0.900 fine (90% gold, 10% copper) and holds 0.5288 oz of pure gold.

Where does it come from?

It was sold in the Royal Canadian Mint's 1967 Centennial proof set, marking Canada's 100th anniversary. All 337,688 were struck as proofs.

What is it worth?

Its value starts from its gold content, so it moves with the gold price. Coins in their original set and case can be worth more.

Canada’s centennial gold coin, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint for the 100th anniversary of Confederation, with Canada’s coat of arms on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other. It weighs 18.27 g of 0.900 fine gold and holds 0.5288 oz of pure gold. Sold in the 1967 Centennial proof set (337,688 made),…

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Description

Canada’s centennial gold coin, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint for the 100th anniversary of Confederation, with Canada’s coat of arms on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other. It weighs 18.27 g of 0.900 fine gold and holds 0.5288 oz of pure gold. Sold in the 1967 Centennial proof set (337,688 made), it is a classic for collectors of Canadian history.

Highlights

  • Consisting of 900 gold
  • Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II
  • Reverse: Coat of Arms with face value $20
  • Diameter: 27.10 mm

Additional information

Weight 18.27 g
Dimensions 2.71 × 2.71 × 0.4 cm

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