What Is This Centennial Victoria Dei Gratia Coin Worth?

I don't have mine right at hand but I have a picture of an edge of one and it has "24K" roughly stamped on the edge.

I am quite sure these would have had more than one production run... to "satisfy demand". I also would not doubt that at the time of production, .986 Fine would be a more accurate assay than 24KT. I would not rule out a change on the edge purity marking through the issue(s).

By your pictures and weight, it appears yours is genuine.

Im from Canada just curious why you would block Canadian bidders on a Canadian Medal?

Is USPS First Class Mail International around the same cost as it is in the US?

Or should I just send it through the US shipping center. I will be opening it up to canada.

Have a couple of questions.

How do you quote people?

Should I open up all the Canadian coins to canada? Even though they're mostly valued at their silver content?

Sorry that it's not in a really good condition, lol.

If it was originally mine, I would have kept it safer. :)

I apologize for not having shipping to Canada!

I thought I had fixed it but I needed to change my shipping exclusions again.

But it's been done.

You have to do what I just did - type [quote], copy-and-paste the text you wish to quote, then type [/quote]. All the "quote" button on the Reply-to-Topic page does is type those quote command boxes for you; you still need to cut-and-paste the quoted text.


The same way you can print off just about any picture from the Internet - copy it and paste it into Word, or Paint, or some other program, and print it from there.

Start with photos.

It is possible they made one in another size, though they would have had to pay for an extra set of dies, which seems unlikely.

If gold, a centennial medal of this size is going to be worth more or less bullion content regardless. So I would just get the metal content verified by an XRF rather than worrying about whether it is a genuine new version of this medal.