 | 2009 1/25 OUNCE GOLD COIN NEW ISSUE FROM MINT |
offer US $109.00
TRULY A BEAUTIFUL GOLD COIN. 50 CENT DENOMINATION. COMES WITH MAROON CASE, OUTER HOLDER, AND COA.
 | 100pcs 2009 RCM Mint Sealed $5 1/10oz Gold |
offer US $14,900.00
There has been a lot rolling around about pre-1933 coins being non-confiscatable. When one really starts to think about what is confiscatable and what isn't perhaps it is an advantage to have a coin mint sealed from another sovereign nation in your hot little "You are not taking my gold!" hands. Each coin comes individually sealed in the same container it left the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa. Our present understanding is that the Royal Canadian Mint has temporarily suspended the minting of 2009 one-tenth ounce Canadian Gold Maples (as of March 2009). Winner will receive their coins selected at random from those pictured. (KVAG)
 | 1 OUNCE GOLD MAPLE LEAF COIN 2008 FROM MINT TUBE |
offer US $999.99
2008 1 ounce golf maple leaf. I just opened a 10 coin tube from the mint for the photo. Not the best photo but they are in perfect MS70 condition. And they are 100% authentic coins. I handle them by the edge only with clean hands. I will put each coin in an airtite holder so you will get an MS70 coin in an airtite holder.
 | Royal Canadian Mint Canada 1967 Proof Set w $20 Gold |
offer US $650.00
The presentation box is in perfect shape.
 | Gold CaymanIsland $25 Proof Royal Canadian Mint 1/4+OZ |
offer US $288.95
Caymen Islands Proof GOLD Commemorative Coin. .500 fine, with .2532 Toz. AGW. This coin celebrates Queen Elizabeth & Prince Edwards visit to the Island and there Silver Wedding Anniversary.
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 | 1980 Canada Gold Coin HALF OUNCE Mint W. COA Proof |
offer US $440.00
Royal Canadian Mint 1980 ONE HALF OUNCE Gold Proof coin. The COA states that the coin is a Canadian 1980 $100.00 22 karat gold proof coin of legal tender by the government of Canada and struck by the Royal Canadian Mint. It is complete in the original mint box set including leather inner case and cardboard outer box. I purchased it directly from the mint and it has been carefully stored in a smoke-free home. I have taken pictures of the actual coin on which you will be bidding. It is a vintage coin in an open holder. Gold coins keep their original beauty. This coin is in very excellent condition. The value in this coin is the amount of gold as well as a fine rare commemorative item. The design: The obverse bears Arnold Machin's effigy of Queen Elizabeth ll surrounded by the legend "100 DOLLARS CANADA 1980 ELIZABETH II" The reverse depicts the design of Montreal artist Arnaldo Marcgetti showing an inuk in a kayak with an iceberg in the background. The Coin: The Canadian $100.00 22 karat gold PROOF coin has a diameter of 27 mm and weighs 16.965 grams of which 15.551 grams (1/2 Troy oz. ) are fine gold. The precious metal legal tender coin contains 91.66 % fine gold and 8.34 % fine silver.
 | 100 MINT SEALED 2009 1/10oz GOLD $5 |
offer US $14,900.00
There has been a lot rolling around about pre-1933 coins being non-confiscatable. When one really starts to think about what is confiscatable and what isn't perhaps it is an advantage to have a coin mint sealed from another sovereign nation in your hot little "You are not taking my gold!" hands. Each coin comes individually sealed in the same container it left the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa. Our present understanding is that the Royal Canadian Mint has temporarily suspended the minting of 2009 one-tenth ounce Canadian Gold Maples (as of March 2009). Winner will receive their coins selected at random from those pictured. (KVAG)
 | MAMMOTH TUSK (YUKON) 1 OZ GOLD PROOF- LASQUETI MINT |
offer US $1,587.92
scarce 2008 1 oz Gold coin issued by Mammoth Tusk Gold in Canada's Yukon Territory. On one side we see the dramatic image of the giant Wooly Mammoth, while the other side shows a classic Klondike gold prospector. The gold is .9999 pure and comes with certificates from the company and the Yukon government which guarantee that the gold is of conflict free origin, and produced and refined by socially responsible and envinonmentally friendly methods. The coin is encapsulated and presented in a dramatic wooden box which has a slice of actual Mammoth Tusk ivory in one corner. Only 250 of these coins were struck It was struck by the Lasqueti Mint. The Mint on Lasqueti Island in British Columbia, is a private mint that produces high quality pure gold silver and copper coins. This is a Proof coin, which has polished double struck high relief. Rarely will you find such quality of workmanship, combined with a creative design, produced by a small private mint. It is truly a work of art.
 | Royal Canadian Mint Gold $100 Coin MINT L@@K! |
offer US $233.52
Canadian $100 gold coin. It comes with a certificate of authenticity. The design is by Ontario artist John Mardon and portrays an Inuit writing syllabic writing with her child. The coin is 26.9mm in diameter and weighs 13.338 grams. The coin contains 1/4 Troy ounce (7.775 grams) of pure gold. The metal contents are 58.33% pure gold and 41.67% pure silver.
 | 2009 CANADA GOLD $500 COIN 5 OUNCE PURE .9999 LOW MINT |
offer US $10,199.95
2009 $500 GOLD COIN - 150TH ANNIVERSARY: CONSTRUCTION OF PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS BEGINS Theme: Never before had anything so grand been built in North America. It was time. Queen Victoria had chosen Ottawa (Ontario) as the national capital and the growing Province needed more space to house its legislature. Barrack Hill, high above the Ottawa River that had also housed engineers during the construction of the Rideau Canal, was available. The site was prominent, spacious and picturesque; perfect for a plaza of such importance. Construction began in December 1859 and was completed by the summer of 1866. The Parliament Buildings incorporated the latest trends in Victorian Gothic Revivalism adapted to North American tastes and materials, but one feature of the original design was absent. Architects Thomas Fuller and Chilion Jones had originally proposed a central tower with a cap and decorative finials. These elements were added during 1872-78; when the Victoria Tower first opened in 1866, it featured peaked gables and Gothic end posts at each corner. Unfortunately, these architectural treasures were lost forever when fire raged through the Centre Block in 1916. The reconstruction was intent on respecting the original design but was expanded to provide more office space and adopt the latest architectural trends. Today's façades look quite different from the originals but are arguably Canada's most recognized buildings. One hundred and fifty years after construction first began, Ottawa's Parliament Buildings are still hailed as the purest example of Gothic Revival architecture in the Western Hemisphere. Special features: Special features: Third time that the Mint has produced a 5oz gold coin. Previous issues: 2007 - Queen's 60th Wedding Anniversary and 2008 - 100th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mint. The design features the original architecture of the Parliament Buildings as proposed by Fuller and Jones, complete with capped tower and finials. The incomplete West Block in the foreground underscores the start of construction. Exquisite craftsmanship and finish enhance the majestic architecture of this important heritage building. The design features the original architecture of the Parliament Buildings as proposed by Fuller and Jones, complete with capped tower and finials. The incomplete West Block in the foreground underscores the start of construction. Exquisite craftsmanship and finish enhance the majestic architecture of this important heritage building. Packaging: Coin is encapsulated and presented in a maroon clamshell case lined with flock and protected by a black sleeve. Face Value: 500 dollars Mintage: 200 Composition: 99.99% pure gold Weight (g): 156.05 grams Diameter (mm): 60.15 Edge: Serrated Finish: Proof Certificate: Serialized
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