Gold Coin Allegories of Peace & Freedom 1 oz Gold 2026 Proof

Gold Coin Allegories of Peace & Freedom 1 oz Gold 2026 Proof

Gold Coin Allegories of Peace & Freedom 1 oz Gold 2026 Proof is a prestigious issue from the Royal Canadian Mint that brings the symbolism of peace and freedom to a remarkable piece struck in pure gold. The coin refers to the allegorical figures crowning the arch of Canada’s National War Memorial and represents a golden interpretation of the “PAX ET LIBERTAS” motif.

A symbolic issue from the Royal Canadian Mint

The piece was struck in 99.99% pure gold, with a weight of 31.16 g, equivalent to one troy ounce. The coin has a diameter of 30 mm, a face value of 200 Canadian dollars, and a Proof finish that strikingly highlights its precisely engraved details. Its exceptional collector appeal is further enhanced by a very limited mintage of just 275 pieces worldwide.

Peace and freedom in gold

This issue also commemorates the 100th anniversary of the selection of Vernon March’s design as the winning concept for Canada’s National War Memorial. The motifs of poppies, laurel leaves, and maple leaves refer to remembrance, sacrifice, peace, and Canadian identity.

Obverse and reverse

Obverse features the portrait of King Charles III by Steven Rosati, along with inscriptions appropriate to a Canadian collector coin.

Reverse depicts the allegorical personifications of Peace and Freedom standing side by side. The composition by Julien R. Duguay is complemented by subtly engraved branches with poppies, laurel leaves, and maple leaves, as well as a stone motif referring to the architecture and symbolism of the National War Memorial.