The Canadian $100 14K gold coin is a commemorative series issued annually by the Royal Canadian Mint from 1987 through 2005. Each coin carries a face value of $100 Canadian and is composed of 14-karat gold, giving it a purity of .585 and a total gold weight of one-quarter troy ounce. The series occupies a distinct position in the Canadian numismatic market, offering a government-issued gold coin with legal tender status and a rotating thematic design produced to Brilliant Uncirculated standards.
Unlike bullion-focused products designed primarily around fine gold content, this series bridges the gap between collectible coinage and physical gold ownership. The 14K composition was a deliberate production choice by the Royal Canadian Mint, reflecting both a cost-accessible price point and a minting tradition specific to this denomination. We carry examples from this series as part of our broader Canadian coin inventory.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the $100 14K gold coin series in 1987 as an annually issued commemorative program designed to celebrate Canadian heritage, natural history, and cultural m
…The Canadian $100 14K gold coin is a commemorative series issued annually by the Royal Canadian Mint from 1987 through 2005. Each coin carries a face value of $100 Canadian and is composed of 14-karat gold, giving it a purity of .585 and a total gold weight of one-quarter troy ounce. The series occupies a distinct position in the Canadian numismatic market, offering a government-issued gold coin with legal tender status and a rotating thematic design produced to Brilliant Uncirculated standards.
Unlike bullion-focused products designed primarily around fine gold content, this series bridges the gap between collectible coinage and physical gold ownership. The 14K composition was a deliberate production choice by the Royal Canadian Mint, reflecting both a cost-accessible price point and a minting tradition specific to this denomination. We carry examples from this series as part of our broader Canadian coin inventory.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the $100 14K gold coin series in 1987 as an annually issued commemorative program designed to celebrate Canadian heritage, natural history, and cultural milestones. Each year's release features a different reverse design tied to a distinct Canadian theme, making the series a long-running collectible record of the country's identity over nearly two decades. The program ran through 2005, producing nineteen distinct issues.
The Royal Canadian Mint itself has operated since 1908 and is recognized globally as one of the premier sovereign mints in the world. Its reputation for precision craftsmanship and strict production standards is well established across both bullion and numismatic coinage. The use of 14-karat gold for this series was characteristic of Canadian commemorative gold coinage of the era, a practice that distinguished these coins from the Mint's fine gold bullion offerings such as the Maple Leaf series, which launched in 1979.
The obverse of each coin in this series features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, with the specific portrait varying depending on the year of issue. Coins produced through 1989 carry the Arnold Machin portrait, while later issues transition to the Dora de Pedery-Hunt portrait introduced in 1990. The obverse also includes the denomination, the issuing country, and the year of production.
The reverse design changes annually, which is one of the defining characteristics of the series. Subjects have included Canadian wildlife, national parks, folklore, Indigenous heritage, and other themes that reflect the country's natural and cultural landscape. The finish on Brilliant Uncirculated examples retains sharp detail and a clean surface, with design elements rendered with the precision expected from a mint of the Royal Canadian Mint's caliber.
At one-quarter troy ounce, this coin carries a lower entry point than full-ounce gold products, which can make it a practical choice for buyers who want physical Canadian gold without committing to a larger denomination. The smaller format is also easier to handle and store within a broader collection without requiring significant space or specialized storage equipment.
The 14K gold composition reduces the total fine gold content relative to a .999 or .9999 fine product of equivalent size, which is worth understanding when comparing pricing across different coin types. Buyers interested in maximizing gold content per dollar spent may weigh this consideration, while those drawn to the series for its collectible character often find the accessible size to be part of its appeal.
Each coin in this series was produced by the Royal Canadian Mint to strict government specifications, with a verified weight of one-quarter troy ounce and a gold purity of .585. The Mint's production standards are among the most rigorously maintained in the world, and coins issued under its authority carry inherent credibility in both domestic and international markets. The .585 purity is consistent across the full run of the series from 1987 through 2005.
We verify the authenticity, weight, and purity of the products we carry before they are made available to customers. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain relationships with the leading grading and authentication services in the industry, which further supports our commitment to product integrity across all categories of coinage we offer.
These coins are offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, meaning they have not been placed into general circulation and retain the detail and surface quality characteristic of freshly minted or carefully preserved examples. BU condition is the standard for commemorative Canadian gold coinage of this type, and coins in this grade display clean fields and sharp design elements consistent with proper storage and handling.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve their condition during transit. When multiple coins are purchased, packaging follows standard coin handling protocols appropriate to the quantity ordered. The Royal Canadian Mint originally issued many coins in this series with a case and certificate of authenticity, and examples may arrive with or without original packaging depending on availability and the specific year of issue.
Pricing for this series is tied to the current spot price of gold, with a premium applied above that base level. Because these coins are composed of 14-karat gold rather than fine gold, the precious metal value is calculated against the .585 gold content in each quarter-ounce piece. The premium above melt value reflects several factors, including the Royal Canadian Mint's reputation, the numismatic character of the series, and the collectible appeal tied to individual year themes.
Specific years within the series may command premiums that differ from others based on mintage figures, design popularity, and collector demand. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clarity on what you are paying relative to the underlying gold value.
Canadian gold coins issued by the Royal Canadian Mint are widely recognized in secondary markets, and the $100 14K series is generally familiar to Canadian coin dealers and numismatic buyers. Liquidity for individual years within the series can vary based on collector demand and the availability of specific issues at any given time. The combination of government issuance, verified purity, and a well-documented mintage history supports resale recognition.
We operate as a two-way market, meaning customers can sell as well as buy within our platform. We encourage buyers to consider liquidity before completing any purchase, and our competitive buyback pricing is designed to support that process on both sides of the transaction.
This series offers something distinct from standard bullion coinage: a government-issued, legal tender gold coin with a rotating thematic design, produced over nearly two decades by one of the world's most respected sovereign mints. For buyers interested in the Canadian numismatic tradition or in accumulating Canadian gold in a collectible format, the series provides a consistent framework with each year's release offering its own distinct character.
The quarter-ounce size makes individual pieces approachable from a pricing standpoint, and the Royal Canadian Mint's backing provides a level of credibility that privately minted alternatives cannot match. Whether a buyer is completing a set or acquiring a single year of particular interest, the series holds a well-defined place in the Canadian commemorative gold market.
We built this platform around the principle that buying and selling precious metals should be straightforward, transparent, and built on trust. Our pricing reflects live market conditions, and our two-way market structure means we are thinking about the full transaction from both sides, not just the initial sale. That approach shapes how we handle everything from product selection to customer support.
We hold an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and are members of both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association. As authorized dealers for PCGS and NGC, we maintain direct relationships with the leading authentication services in the industry. Every product we carry is verified for authenticity, weight, and purity before it reaches our customers, and our commitment to that standard does not waver across any product category.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing, which provides a more transparent view of where products like this Canadian gold series actually trade at the wholesale level. Rather than working from estimated or indicative prices, Pro members see real-time executable pricing that reflects current supply and demand conditions in the wholesale market. This level of visibility is particularly useful when evaluating a series like this one, where individual year premiums can vary based on collector interest and market availability.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation using live wholesale bid pricing, along with proprietary market intelligence tools that allow for direct comparison of premiums, bid/ask spreads, and liquidity characteristics across products. For buyers who want to evaluate this series alongside other Canadian or international gold coins before committing to a purchase, these tools provide objective, data-driven context that goes beyond standard product listings.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make every transaction as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency through BitPay. Each option is integrated with security and reliability in mind.
Whether you prefer a traditional credit card transaction or a bank-level transfer, the checkout process is designed to be clear and efficient. We are committed to making both the buying and selling experience secure at every step.
Volume Discount Pricing Orders paid by debit card, credit card, and PayPal are an item's full list price and receive no discount. Orders paid by cryptocurrency receive a 3% discount from an item's full list price. Orders paid by eCheck (ACH), paper check, and bank wire receive a 4% discount from an item's full list price.
| Quantity | (e)Check/Wire | Crypto | CC/PayPal |
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| 1 - 4 | $1,052.38 | $1,074.30 | $1,096.23 |
| 5 - 9 | $1,044.60 | $1,066.36 | $1,088.13 |
| 10+ | $1,036.83 | $1,058.43 | $1,080.03 |
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Product ID: BST-00109070B6
| Random Year Status | Random Year |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Gold |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Brand/Mint | Royal Canadian Mint |
| Purity | 0.585 |
| Weight | 0.25 oz |
| Diameter (mm) | 20 mm |
The Canadian $100 14K gold coin is a commemorative series issued annually by the Royal Canadian Mint from 1987 through 2005. Each coin carries a face value of $100 Canadian and is composed of 14-karat gold, giving it a purity of .585 and a total gold weight of one-quarter troy ounce. The series occupies a distinct position in the Canadian numismatic market, offering a government-issued gold coin with legal tender status and a rotating thematic design produced to Brilliant Uncirculated standards.
Unlike bullion-focused products designed primarily around fine gold content, this series bridges the gap between collectible coinage and physical gold ownership. The 14K composition was a deliberate production choice by the Royal Canadian Mint, reflecting both a cost-accessible price point and a minting tradition specific to this denomination. We carry examples from this series as part of our broader Canadian coin inventory.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the $100 14K gold coin series in 1987 as an annually issued commemorative program designed to celebrate Canadian heritage, natural history, and cultural m
…The Canadian $100 14K gold coin is a commemorative series issued annually by the Royal Canadian Mint from 1987 through 2005. Each coin carries a face value of $100 Canadian and is composed of 14-karat gold, giving it a purity of .585 and a total gold weight of one-quarter troy ounce. The series occupies a distinct position in the Canadian numismatic market, offering a government-issued gold coin with legal tender status and a rotating thematic design produced to Brilliant Uncirculated standards.
Unlike bullion-focused products designed primarily around fine gold content, this series bridges the gap between collectible coinage and physical gold ownership. The 14K composition was a deliberate production choice by the Royal Canadian Mint, reflecting both a cost-accessible price point and a minting tradition specific to this denomination. We carry examples from this series as part of our broader Canadian coin inventory.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the $100 14K gold coin series in 1987 as an annually issued commemorative program designed to celebrate Canadian heritage, natural history, and cultural milestones. Each year's release features a different reverse design tied to a distinct Canadian theme, making the series a long-running collectible record of the country's identity over nearly two decades. The program ran through 2005, producing nineteen distinct issues.
The Royal Canadian Mint itself has operated since 1908 and is recognized globally as one of the premier sovereign mints in the world. Its reputation for precision craftsmanship and strict production standards is well established across both bullion and numismatic coinage. The use of 14-karat gold for this series was characteristic of Canadian commemorative gold coinage of the era, a practice that distinguished these coins from the Mint's fine gold bullion offerings such as the Maple Leaf series, which launched in 1979.
The obverse of each coin in this series features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, with the specific portrait varying depending on the year of issue. Coins produced through 1989 carry the Arnold Machin portrait, while later issues transition to the Dora de Pedery-Hunt portrait introduced in 1990. The obverse also includes the denomination, the issuing country, and the year of production.
The reverse design changes annually, which is one of the defining characteristics of the series. Subjects have included Canadian wildlife, national parks, folklore, Indigenous heritage, and other themes that reflect the country's natural and cultural landscape. The finish on Brilliant Uncirculated examples retains sharp detail and a clean surface, with design elements rendered with the precision expected from a mint of the Royal Canadian Mint's caliber.
At one-quarter troy ounce, this coin carries a lower entry point than full-ounce gold products, which can make it a practical choice for buyers who want physical Canadian gold without committing to a larger denomination. The smaller format is also easier to handle and store within a broader collection without requiring significant space or specialized storage equipment.
The 14K gold composition reduces the total fine gold content relative to a .999 or .9999 fine product of equivalent size, which is worth understanding when comparing pricing across different coin types. Buyers interested in maximizing gold content per dollar spent may weigh this consideration, while those drawn to the series for its collectible character often find the accessible size to be part of its appeal.
Each coin in this series was produced by the Royal Canadian Mint to strict government specifications, with a verified weight of one-quarter troy ounce and a gold purity of .585. The Mint's production standards are among the most rigorously maintained in the world, and coins issued under its authority carry inherent credibility in both domestic and international markets. The .585 purity is consistent across the full run of the series from 1987 through 2005.
We verify the authenticity, weight, and purity of the products we carry before they are made available to customers. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain relationships with the leading grading and authentication services in the industry, which further supports our commitment to product integrity across all categories of coinage we offer.
These coins are offered in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, meaning they have not been placed into general circulation and retain the detail and surface quality characteristic of freshly minted or carefully preserved examples. BU condition is the standard for commemorative Canadian gold coinage of this type, and coins in this grade display clean fields and sharp design elements consistent with proper storage and handling.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to preserve their condition during transit. When multiple coins are purchased, packaging follows standard coin handling protocols appropriate to the quantity ordered. The Royal Canadian Mint originally issued many coins in this series with a case and certificate of authenticity, and examples may arrive with or without original packaging depending on availability and the specific year of issue.
Pricing for this series is tied to the current spot price of gold, with a premium applied above that base level. Because these coins are composed of 14-karat gold rather than fine gold, the precious metal value is calculated against the .585 gold content in each quarter-ounce piece. The premium above melt value reflects several factors, including the Royal Canadian Mint's reputation, the numismatic character of the series, and the collectible appeal tied to individual year themes.
Specific years within the series may command premiums that differ from others based on mintage figures, design popularity, and collector demand. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clarity on what you are paying relative to the underlying gold value.
Canadian gold coins issued by the Royal Canadian Mint are widely recognized in secondary markets, and the $100 14K series is generally familiar to Canadian coin dealers and numismatic buyers. Liquidity for individual years within the series can vary based on collector demand and the availability of specific issues at any given time. The combination of government issuance, verified purity, and a well-documented mintage history supports resale recognition.
We operate as a two-way market, meaning customers can sell as well as buy within our platform. We encourage buyers to consider liquidity before completing any purchase, and our competitive buyback pricing is designed to support that process on both sides of the transaction.
This series offers something distinct from standard bullion coinage: a government-issued, legal tender gold coin with a rotating thematic design, produced over nearly two decades by one of the world's most respected sovereign mints. For buyers interested in the Canadian numismatic tradition or in accumulating Canadian gold in a collectible format, the series provides a consistent framework with each year's release offering its own distinct character.
The quarter-ounce size makes individual pieces approachable from a pricing standpoint, and the Royal Canadian Mint's backing provides a level of credibility that privately minted alternatives cannot match. Whether a buyer is completing a set or acquiring a single year of particular interest, the series holds a well-defined place in the Canadian commemorative gold market.
We built this platform around the principle that buying and selling precious metals should be straightforward, transparent, and built on trust. Our pricing reflects live market conditions, and our two-way market structure means we are thinking about the full transaction from both sides, not just the initial sale. That approach shapes how we handle everything from product selection to customer support.
We hold an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and are members of both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association. As authorized dealers for PCGS and NGC, we maintain direct relationships with the leading authentication services in the industry. Every product we carry is verified for authenticity, weight, and purity before it reaches our customers, and our commitment to that standard does not waver across any product category.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing, which provides a more transparent view of where products like this Canadian gold series actually trade at the wholesale level. Rather than working from estimated or indicative prices, Pro members see real-time executable pricing that reflects current supply and demand conditions in the wholesale market. This level of visibility is particularly useful when evaluating a series like this one, where individual year premiums can vary based on collector interest and market availability.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation using live wholesale bid pricing, along with proprietary market intelligence tools that allow for direct comparison of premiums, bid/ask spreads, and liquidity characteristics across products. For buyers who want to evaluate this series alongside other Canadian or international gold coins before committing to a purchase, these tools provide objective, data-driven context that goes beyond standard product listings.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make every transaction as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency through BitPay. Each option is integrated with security and reliability in mind.
Whether you prefer a traditional credit card transaction or a bank-level transfer, the checkout process is designed to be clear and efficient. We are committed to making both the buying and selling experience secure at every step.
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