Canada – 2004 – 350 Dollars – Yukon Fireweed – Gold Proof – PCGS PR69 DCAM

Canada 2004 – $350 – Yukon Fireweed – Gold Proof – PCGS PR69 DCAM

A numismatic masterpiece from the Royal Canadian Mint: The 2004 $350 gold coin honors the Yukon Fireweed —the official flower of the Yukon Territory since 1957. With a purity of 99.999% fine gold, it is one of the world’s purest gold coins and is part of the renowned “Flowers of Canada” series.

Outstanding features:

• Highest purity: Made from 99.999% pure gold – a testament to the exceptional refining of the Royal Canadian Mint.

• Limited edition: Only 1,836 copies minted worldwide – a true rarity.

• Exquisite design: The reverse features a detailed depiction of the Yukon willowherb, designed by artist Catherine Ann Deer.

• Certified Quality: Graded PR69 Deep Cameo by PCGS – near-perfect minting quality with impressive contrast between the motif and the background.

Top Pop – top class worldwide

An additional highlight: Only a limited number of this issue have been graded by PCGS with the highest grade 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) .

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 of publication: 2004

• Circulation: 1,836 copies worldwide

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