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| 裏面の説明 | Central device depicts Queen Elizabeth II seated in full regalia upon the Royal Throne during her Coronation ceremony, faithfully reproducing the Great Seal of Canada. The Canadian coat of arms is displayed prominently in the foreground. The design is executed in fine proof relief with extensive detail in the architectural and heraldic elements. The surrounding bilingual legend incorporates the denomination and date, with REINE • DU • CANADA • ELIZABETH • II • QUEEN • OF • CANADA arcing around the design, and 300 DOLLARS 2003 positioned in the lower field. |
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The Great Seal of Canada has existed in various forms since Confederation in 1867, with each new reign requiring a fresh seal — a constitutional formality that occasions considerable ceremony at the Governor General's residence. This 2003 issue coincided with a broader Royal Canadian Mint program producing large-format gold pieces aimed squarely at the collector market rather than circulation, at a time when gold spot prices were still well below $400 USD per troy ounce, making the economics of a 60-gram piece considerably different from what they would become within a decade.