High quality gold plated REPLICA coin of a  Canada 10 dollars gold coin 1912. The surface of this coin is of a highly polished gold finish. As stated, this is a replica (copy) of the original coin. The coin is designed as a collectable item and has no financial exchange rate value. It is suitable for gifts and collectors since it's very close to the original one. The coin is gold plated. Not solid gold. As seen on the photos the quality is very good and it is like the original one. Obverse: Portrait of King George V, looking left. The government planned to mint other gold coins with face values like 2½ and 20 dollars in addition to the 5 and 10 ones. This never happened Script: Latin Lettering: GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: REX ET IND:IMP: Reverse: The Canada coats of arms as given by Queen Victoria on May 26, 1868. They lie on top of 2 crossed maple branches. The shield is split in 4 parts, showing the coats of arms of the 4 provinces that created the Canada - Ontario: 3 maple leaves below the St-George cross - Quebec: 2 lilies at the top, a lion in the center and 3 maple leaves at the bottom - New-Brunswick: an ancient galion with a lion above - Nova Scotia: From top to bottom, 2 thistles, a salmon and another thistle This reverse is considered as the most beautiful on a Canadian coin Script: Latin Lettering: CANADA 1914 TEN DOLLARS Royal Canadian Mint, Ottawa, Canada (1908-date)