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SKU
04125002
2025 15.42g Canada Gold 2025 15.42g Canada Gold Lunar Snake PP PP
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SKU | 04125002 |
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Description | 5 – in capsule with certificate, case and ribbon |
Condition | Polished slab |
Face Value | CAD 100 |
Fineness | 999,9/1000 |
Country | Canada |
Weight (g) | 15.430000 |
Fine Weight (g) | 15.420000 |
Material | Gold |
Diameter (mm) | 29 |
Condition | PR |
Mintage | 1888 |
Series | Lunar |
Issue Date | 06.08.2024 |
Delivery date | Immediate |
Start the Year of the Snake off right by inviting good fortune with this $100 99.99% pure gold coin! A symbol of wisdom in Chinese culture, the Snake is guided by intuition and possesses an innate elegance that is reflected in its personal style, manners and surroundings. As it sheds its skin, the Snake is able to break free from the past and old habits, making it an inspiring symbol of transformation and renewal in 2025, when the grounding influence of the Wood element creates opportunities for growth.
Invite good fortune into your life with this $100 pure gold coin.
Special features
Fourth in a series of $100 pure gold Lunar Year Celebrate the Year of the Snake (2025) with the fourth coin in an annual series honouring the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac. Each coin is impeccably crafted in a half ounce of beautiful 99.99% pure gold.
Welcome the year of the Wood Snake. Your coin’s intricately engraved design contains auspicious symbolism to help attract prosperity in 2025, and to honour those born in the Year of the Snake: 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013 and 2025.
Exclusive mintage. A highly collectible coin, only 1,888 have been minted and are available to collectors worldwide.
Includes serialized certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
No GST/HST
Packaging
Your coin is encapsulated and elegantly presented in a red lacquered wood case with a red outer box, evoking the Chinese New Year custom of gifting “lucky money” in a red envelope.