Again bringing to life the intricate detail of the original engraving, this image presents the building from atop a cannon-lined battlement, overlooking the harbour at Cape Diamant.

In the lower half of the image, we see Québec Parliament Buildings that stood in the place now occupied by the Château Frontenac. The top half of the design features the Charlottetown Colonial Building, now called Province House. The reverse design by Luc Normandin features finely detailed images of the buildings in which the Charlottetown and Québec Conferences took place, inspired by nineteenth-century engravings. This $100 coin is certified to be 14 karat gold with a diameter of 27 millimetres and a metal weight of 12 grams. An excellent addition to any collection focused around history or Canadiana.Intricate and elegant design is finely engraved and meticulously presented in a beautiful Proof finish (frosted raised elements on mirror background) a testament to the exceptional talents of the designer and unparalleled RCM craftsmanship.The architectural elements of each building have been carefully polished to showcase the structures as they would have appeared 150 years ago.The Royal Canadian Mint’s world-renowned annual $100 Gold Coin commemorates the 150th Anniversary of the Québec and Charlottetown conferences that helped to lay the foundation for the Canada we know today.Packaging: Maroon clamshell with black beauty box This stunningly engraved, finely finished 100-Dollar gold coin celebrates the 150th Anniversary of the Charlottetown and Québec Conferences-important steps on Canada’s path to nationhood.

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