2025 Canada $350 Legacy of the Crown Pure Gold Coin (No Tax)

2025 Canada $350 Legacy of the Crown Pure Gold Coin (No Tax)

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A gorgeous collector’s item struck in very limited quantities (only 85 exist), this 5 oz. pure gold coin features six different coin effigies on its reverse, one for each of the reigning monarchs whose likenesses have appeared on post-Confederation Canadian coinage. Surrounded by botanical emblems and resplendent in 99.99% pure gold, these select effigies from Canada’s coins trace the royal line of succession and the Crown through their different era—from the Queen Victoria diadem portrait seen on the first coins issued by the Dominion of Canada 155 years ago, to the present effigy of His Majesty King Charles III.

A royal portrait collection on one coin.

A longstanding tradition, each new monarch’s effigy typically faces in the opposite direction to that of their immediate predecessor. In January 1936, George V (whose portrait faces left) was succeeded by Edward VIII, who broke with tradition by insisting on a left-facing portrait, but no coins with his effigy were issued during his 326-day reign. His brother and successor, George VI (His Majesty’s grandfather), opted to have his portrait facing left, as if Edward VIII’s would have faced right according to protocol, and the tradition continues today.

The reverse design by artist Anna Bucciarelli features a circular arrangement of current and historical coin effigies, one for each reigning monarch whose likeness has graced Canada’s coins since Confederation (from top, counter-clockwise): the Queen Victoria diadem portrait (1870-1901) by L. C. Wyon; the effigy (1902-1910) of King Edward VII by G. W. De Saulles; the effigy (1911-1936) of King George V by Sir E. B. Mackennal; the uncrowned effigy (1937-1952) of King George VI by T. H. Paget; the laureate portrait (1953-1964) of Queen Elizabeth II by Mary Gillick; and the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III (2023-present) by Steven Rosati. This collection of royal coin portraits is surrounded by the emblems of the United Kingdom (Tudor rose, shamrock, thistle and daffodil) and Canada (maple leaf), and elegantly bordered by flourishes of acanthus leaves. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

Specifications:
RCM Number: 250810
Mintage: 85
Composition: 99.99% pure gold
Weight: 156.05 g
Diameter:60.08 mm
Face Value: $350
Finish: Proof
Edge: Plain
Artist: Anna Bucciarelli (reverse), Steven Rosati (obverse)

Special Features:

• Six effigies on one coin. This 2025 collectible brings together effigies of the six monarchs whose likenesses have appeared on Canada’s coins.
• A royal first for the Royal Canadian Mint. This marks the first time we’ve featured His Majesty’s coin effigy alongside those of his predecessors dating back to Queen Victoria, and all on one coin.
• Symbolic flourishes. The effigies are surrounded by flourishes of acanthus leaves, as well as the floral emblems of the United Kingdom (Tudor rose, shamrock, thistle and daffodil) and Canada (maple leaf).
• A golden radiance! Thanks to its proof finish, the coin features a highly reflective, mirror-like surface that casts a rich, golden glow over all the crisply engraved details.
• Elegant presentation: This new addition to your collection comes in a beautiful red lacquered wooden case for an elegant presentation, from start to finish.
• Low mintage. With a very low mintage of just 85 coins available worldwide, this is a rarity that will add distinction to your collection.

Packaging
The coin comes encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded, red lacquered wood case protected by a black beauty box.