100 Canadian Coin

My uncle wants to sell this Canadian $100 22 karat gold proof coin. But I don't know the market price. Please advice.

The current spot price of gold is about $1000US, so the coin should sell for slightly more than the value of the fractional ounces contained in the coin. In other words, if it is 1/2oz, it should sell for slightly more than $500US. If it is certified, it would sell for even a bit more than that.

2009-09-12 20:04:27 by inoue

Canadian dollar coins are funny they are called a loonie and the two dollar coin is called a toonie, eh! www.canadiancoinsdollar.com

how much in canadian doallars is an 1885 domincian repuplic coin worth?

its 100 pesos

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Your best bet would be to take your coin to a local coin dealer. They will be able to tell you so much more by evaluation the condition of the coin. They will also know the amount minted and what it is going for in today's market.

Try posting pictures on this website (there are many coin experts here that can help you evaluate it - there also may be people willing to buy if you are trying to sell):
http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/defau lt.asp

2007-08-29 07:23:47 by MAGIC

With the signature of Governor Gideon Gono.
Serial number comes in sequence if purchased more than 1.
Printed in 2008.

I have a bag of 100 - $1 dollar Canadian coins. They are in mint condition, the bag has never been opened and still has the original seal on it from the mint. I am curious as the the value of this. Any help? It appears the year is between 1964 and 1968.

!968 would be worth less than 1964-1967 because it's the first year that silver content was reduced to zero. Before that, dollars were 80% silver. Bullion value alone for 100 silver coins is currently roughly $800. A sealed bag form the RCM would carry a premium. I would guess the bag is worth at least $1000. Check with a dealer specializing in Canadian coins. A bag of 1968 might be worth between $150 and $250.

2007-10-12 17:20:32 by Angus M

Price: $495.00

Coin contains 1/10 Ounce Fine Gold
24K, Guaranteed 0.9999 purity by Royal Canadian Mint
Canadian legal tender (face value five dollars)

If it's a Canadian $100 gold coin, the face value of it is $100 CDN if you choose to spend it.

What you're looking for is it's numismatic value, and that can vary based on the age, condition and rarity of the coin.

What year was the coin minted? Has the coin ever been used? Was there any mistakes when the coin was minted -- that is, was it double-struck (struck twice)? Does Her Majesty face the wrong way compared to the regular issue? etcetera.

Your best answers are not on the Web. A good coin dealer in your town can assay (figure out the value) of your coin and (probably) quote you a fair price.

But if the Web way's the only way for you, seek on Yahoo the following search terms

<year> 100 Canada gold coin Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee

and ye shall find.

Good luck, Cincypix.

2006-06-20 14:48:34 by spider

a mix of all

IT DEPENDS ON THE WEIGHT OF THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CANADIAN COIN THAT YOU WOULD USE.

2007-10-15 23:46:04 by thain1