Canada. Elizabeth II. 100 Dollars 1992/1996, 2 × Gold Proof Coins, Box & COA

Canada – 2 × 100 Dollars Gold Proof Coins, 1992 Montréal & 1996 Klondike – With Cases and Certificates Two Royal Canadian Mint commemorative gold Proof coins, offered together as a single lot. Each coin comes in a protective capsule with its presentation case and numbered Certificate of Authenticity. 1992 – Montréal, 350th Anniversary (1642–1992) The reverse, designed by Stewart Sherwood, features Paul de Chomedey de Maisonneuve holding a plan of the Fort of Mount Royal, with the modern Montréal skyline in the background. Certificate number: 02319. Maximum worldwide mintage stated in the certificate: 55,000 coins. 1996 – Klondike Gold Discovery Centenary (1896–1996) The reverse, designed by John Mantha, depicts prospectors and gold panning, commemorating the centenary of the first major gold discovery in the Klondike. Certificate number: 04512. Maximum worldwide mintage stated in the certificate: 35,000 coins. Both coins feature the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pédery-Hunt on the obverse. Specifications for each coin, as stated in the accompanying certificates: • Face value: 100 Canadian dollars • Finish: Proof • Composition: 58.33% gold and 41.67% silver • Gross weight: 13.338 g • Fine gold content: 7.775 g (¼ troy ounce) • Diameter: 27 mm Total for the lot: • 2 gold coins • Combined gross weight: 26.676 g • Combined fine gold content: 15.550 g (½ troy ounce) Included: both coins, two protective capsules, two brown presentation cases with maple leaf emblems, and both numbered certificates. Please examine all photographs carefully to assess the condition of the coins, capsules, cases and certificates. The photographs form part of the description and show the actual items offered.

Estimate:£2,096.33

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