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The 100 Dollars Jacques Cartier 1984 gold coin is a Canadian commemorative coin. It is available in the highest minting quality (PP proof). It honors the explorer and navigator Jacques Cartier. This gold coin with a portrait of Cartier was issued to mark the 450th anniversary.
In 1534, he started his journey to the Far East across the Atlantic with two sailing ships in St. Malo. He was commissioned by King Francis I to find a way across the sea to the Far East. The voyage headed for America, from there up the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The passage to the Far East could not be found, but he sailed all the way around Newfoundland.
| Weight | 0,01697 kg |
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| Weight | 16,97g |
| Material | Gold |
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