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CICF Signature Sale 3032 10-12 April 2014
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George V gold 5 Dollars 1914, KM26, MS64 PCGS. Fully brilliant with a sharp strike and only a few minor marks. The 1914 $5 was, and still is, the rarest coin, in high grade, in the entire series of Canadian 5 and 10 Dollar gold. Like the 1913, this date was very expensive in MS64 (Approx $4500), and did not exist in MS65. With the release from the Canadian Gold Reserve, there are still only three coins that make the MS65 level as certified by PCGS, and none by NGC., Krause catalog price(s) for this item: $300 in F.
Estimate: 1750-2250 USD
George V gold 5 Dollars 1914, KM26, MS64 PCGS. Fully brilliant with a sharp strike and only a few minor marks. The 1914 $5 was, and still is, the rarest coin, in high grade, in the entire series of Canadian 5 and 10 Dollar gold. Like the 1913, this date was very expensive in MS64 (Approx $4500), and did not exist in MS65. With the release from the Canadian Gold Reserve, there are still only three coins that make the MS65 level as certified by PCGS, and none by NGC., Krause catalog price(s) for this item: $300 in F.
Estimate: 1750-2250 USD