PGCS-graded Canada Hoard $10 George V MS64 (Single Coin)

Canada Hoard $10 George V Gold Coin – PCGS MS64

This single $10 Canada Hoard coin features King George V and was struck by the Royal Canadian Mint using gold reserves originally extracted from the north-western Indian area between 1912 and 1914. These coins were part of Canada’s gold reserves while still under the British Commonwealth.

The obverse bears the portrait of King George V, while the reverse depicts the military coat of arms of the four Canadian provinces at the time: Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Quebec. Production was halted in 1914 due to the First World War, and most coins were withdrawn or melted, making surviving examples highly collectible.

Key Features:

• Grade: PCGS MS64

• Denomination: CAD $10

• Metal: Gold

• Historical Significance: Canada Hoard issue, early 20th-century gold reserves

• Limited Circulation: Only a fraction of the original mintage survives today

This coin is a rare piece of Canadian and British Commonwealth history, prized by collectors for its heritage, condition, and gold content.