Call of the Wild Gold Coins for Sale

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The Call of the Wild is a series of three gold, bullion coins featuring different wildlife of Canada. The first coin, struck in 2014, is a howling grey wolf. Second in the series is the growling cougar released in 2015, and the third in the series will be released in 2016. All three coins were designed by the Canadian artist, Pierre Leduc. These coins have the highest face value for legal tender in the country. State-of-the-art technology was used to micro-engrave security features to prevent counterfeiting.

Technical Data About Call of the Wild Coins:

Mint: Royal Canadian Mint Denomination: $200 (CAD) Precious Metal: .99999/1000 pure gold Weight: 1ozDiameter: 30mm Thickness: 2.8mm Edge: Serrated

Front Motif: The traditional portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with the face value, and the year.

Reverse Motif: The 2014 coin features a howling grey wolf with a small maple leaf underneath. Along the top rim is the country of origin, and the bottom rim states the weight and gold purity. The 2015 coin features a growling cougar with a small maple leaf underneath. Along the top is the country of origin, and the bottom states the weight and gold purity.