PGCS-graded Canada Hoard $10 George V MS63 (Single Coin)

PGCS-Graded Canada Hoard $10 George V MS63 – Single Coin

This historic $10 Canada Hoard coin features King George V and is graded MS63 by PCGS, ensuring its condition and authenticity. Struck from solid gold, it originates from the Canadian government’s reserves between 1912 and 1914, during which Canada was part of the British Commonwealth.

The obverse depicts the portrait of King George V, while the reverse showcases the military coat of arms of the four then-British provinces: Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Quebec. These coins were part of Canada’s first gold coins for circulation, produced after the Royal Canadian Mint was commissioned by the British Royal Mint in 1908 to mint gold extracted from north-western Indian reserves.

Key Features:

• PGCS graded MS63

• Struck in solid gold

• Obverse: King George V

• Reverse: Military coat of arms of four Canadian provinces

• Mintage: 364,059 for $10 coins

• Withdrawn during WWI; only 30,000 high-quality coins were sold before remaining gold was melted down

This rare coin is a prized addition for collectors and investors, combining historical significance, limited availability, and enduring gold value.