1969 Canada 25C
Struck on 1967 Great Britain Gold Sovereign
PCGS MS 65
SOLD

This is one of the most fascinating mint errors ever struck at the Royal Canadian Mint. This 1969 Canadian 25-Cent piece was struck on a 1967 Great Britain Gold Sovereign.

This is a unique double denomination for several reasons. It involves, two different countries, two different dates, and is struck in gold instead of nickel. There are only a few U.S. and Canadian double denomination off-metal mint errors struck in gold in the last century. They have sold for strong prices and are highly priced by mint error collectors.

Double Denominations are featured in my
NLG Award winning book,
World's Greatest Mint Errors.