2014 50c Gold Coin – 150th Anniversary of Québec and Charlottetown Conferences - 1/25 oz. Pure

The Charlottetown and Québec Conferences were two key events in the lead-up to Canadian Confederation. To commemorate these important milestones, the Royal Canadian Mint has released a new proof-quality 99.99% pure gold coin. The coin features a reinterpretation of the Mint’s 1964 silver dollar design, which commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Charlottetown Conference. With a limited mintage of only 7,500 coins, this beautiful gold coin is sure to be sought after by collectors. Whether you’re a history buff or a coin collector, this coin is a must-have for your collection.

Celebrate the historic 150th anniversary of the 1864 Charlottetown and Quebec Conferences with this remarkable 50-cent 1/25-ounce pure gold coin. Commemorating the birth of Canada as an independent nation, this coin pays homage to the iconic 1964 commemorative silver dollar with a captivating reinterpretation.

Emblazoned with a prominent maple leaf, the coin features four exquisite floral symbols, each representing the major European settler groups present in the Canadian provinces during Confederation. The French fleur-de-lis graces the top of the leaf, symbolizing the French heritage, while the English rose lies gracefully beneath. On the left side, the Irish shamrock stands proud, while on the right, the Scottish thistle exudes strength and resilience.

Crafted by the esteemed Royal Canadian Mint, this pure gold coin holds special significance and is HST/GST exempt. Embrace a piece of Canadian history and treasure this exquisite coin that embodies the unity and diversity that forged the foundation of our great nation.

Specifications

No: 130590
Mintage: 7500
Material: Pure Gold (99.99%)
Finish: Proof
Weight: 1.27g
Diameter: 13.92mm
Edge: Serrated
Certificate: Serialized
Face Value: 50 cents