Canada – 1999 – 350 Dollars – Golden Lady’s Slipper Orchid – Gold Proof – PCGS PR69 DCAM – Top Pop

Canada 1999 – $350 – Golden Lady’s Slipper Orchid – Gold Proof – PCGS PR69 DCAM

A numismatic masterpiece from the Royal Canadian Mint: The 1999 $350 gold coin honors the Golden Lady’s Slipper Orchid ( Cypripedium acaule ) – the official floral symbol of the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island.

Crafted with a purity of 99.999% fine gold, this edition is among the world’s purest gold coins. Combined with a sophisticated artistic design, a limited edition, and certified quality, it offers exceptional value for both collectors and investors.

Special features at a glance

• Extremely high fineness: Made from 99.999% fine gold – a quality feature that only a few coins worldwide achieve.

• Limited edition: Only 1,990 copies were issued worldwide – accordingly rare on the market.

• Exclusive design: The detailed depiction of the orchid comes from the renowned artist Henry Purdy.

• Certified Quality: This specimen has been graded PR69 Deep Cameo by PCGS – a near-perfect grade with strong contrast between the motif and the mirror ground.

Top Pop – top class worldwide

An additional highlight: Only five examples of this issue have been graded by PCGS with the highest grade of PR69 DCAM . No higher grade exists. This piece is therefore among the finest known examples worldwide—a so-called Top Pop (Top of the Population) .

For discerning collectors, this means the highest level of exclusivity, long-term value potential and a numismatic statement in every collection.

Technical data

• Face value: 350 Canadian dollars

• Material: Gold (99.999%)

• Fine weight: 38.05 g (1.2232 oz)

• Diameter: 34 mm

• Minting quality: Proof

• Edge: Ribbed

• Year: 1999

• Edition: 1,990 copies

This coin combines rarity, purity, and minting at the highest level – a real opportunity for collectors with vision and discerning investors.