2006 Canada $250 Dog Sled Team 14K Gold Supply
Description
2006 Canada $250 Dog Sled Team 14K Gold Coin
Long before cars and snowmobiles, dog sledding was one of the primary methods of transportation around Canada during the winter months. It all started with the first Aboriginal people that inhabited Canada and their lives depended on performing daily tasks even in really bad weather and the dogs were a huge help in getting them accomplished. At present, the spirit of the canines lives on in the Canadian Eskimo Dog and the well known Siberian Husky. Dog sledding is still used today in some northern areas but also as a popular recreational activity.
Collect this unique 2006 Royal Canadian Mint 14K gold $250 royal Canadian mint coin featuring an image that depicts sled dogs in motion today!
Specifications:
Face Value: 250 dollars
Mintage: 900
Composition: 58.33% gold, 41.67% Silver
Weight (g): 45
Diameter (mm): 40
Edge: Serrated
Finish: Proof
Special Features:
Mintage of only 900 coins worldwide.
Packaging:
Coin encapsulated and presented in a maroon clamshell case lined with flock and protected by a black beauty box.
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