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2014 $300 14kt Gold Coin - Provincial Coats of Arms - Saskatchewan -127683
This last in the Royal Canadian Mint's popular 13-coin series of 14-karat gold series featuring the Coats of Arms of Canada's 10 provinces and 3 territories.
The reverse features a detailed reproduction of the Coat of Arms of Saskatchewan. The image centers on a shield featuring the traditional lion symbol associated with royalty. The lion surmounts a field featuring three sheaves of wheat, symbolizing the province's core agricultural resource. The shield is borne by a royal lion on the left and the province's provincial animal, the white-tailed deer, on the right. Each of these supporters sports a Prairie Indian beaded collar and the lily-shaped badge of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit. Above the shield is a crest featuring a golden helmet of sovereignty, symbolic of Saskatchewan's participation in Confederation. Standing atop the helmet is the Canadian beaver, representing Canada and its unique history, First Peoples, and economic development. The beaver holds a stem of the provincial flower: western red lily. On its back, the beaver bears the crown of the monarchy. Beneath the shield is a banner bearing the motto MULTIS E GENTIBUS VIRES, Latin for "From Many Peoples Strength," which floats above a base of western red lilies.
Specifications:
Item Number: 127683
Face Value: $300
Composition: 14 karat gold
Mintage: 500
Weight (g): 60
Diameter (mm): 50
Finish: Proof
Edge: Serrated
Special Features:
- Final coin in this bi-annual series
- Every detail of the Coat of Arms of Saskatchewan faithfully reproduced in 14 karat gold
- A unique and upscale keepsake that embodies the pride of the Saskatchewan-an important part of Canadian history and heritage.
- A beautiful gift and sparkling addition to any collection that celebrates Canada.
Packaging:
Maroon clamshell with protect sleeve.
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