167.56 Gram Gold Forevermark Diamant 2020 (Mintage: 99 | Proof)

167.56 g Gold Forevermark Diamond 2020 – the diamond coin with a real diamond

• Strictly limited: very low mintage of only 99 pieces worldwide
• Growth potential: high appreciation potential due to strict limitation and sought-after series
• Rarity: an extremely rare collector's coin in a unique diamond shape
• Investment objective: a coveted rarity that carries high appreciation potential thanks to its strict limitation
• Minting quality: highest possible minting quality "Proof" (PP)
• Design: gold coin in the shape of a cut diamond with a real, embedded Forevermark diamond – a "diamond within a diamond"
• Manufacturer: Royal Canadian Mint
• Country of origin: Canada

There are issues that exceed every expectation – and that is exactly what this impressive gold coin does. Struck from 167.56 g of gold in the extraordinary shape of a faceted diamond, it unites two of the world's most coveted materials in a single object. As a collector's coin with a mintage of only 99 pieces worldwide, it ranks among the most exclusive strikes the Canadian Mint has ever produced.

Canada's first gold coin in diamond shape

The Royal Canadian Mint has written coin history with this issue: it is Canada's first diamond-shaped coin made of pure fine gold 999.9. The body of 99.99% pure gold is cut precisely like a gemstone – with meticulously crafted facets that refract light in every direction. On one of the side surfaces, a genuine 0.2-carat Forevermark Black Label Diamond is embedded, possessing the same square shape and the same patented cut as the coin itself. This creates the fascinating image of a "diamond within a diamond" – a visual and artisanal highlight for every enthusiast.

Particularly captivating is the origin of the diamond: Canada ranks among the world's leading diamond producers, and this stone is one of the last diamonds from the Victor Mine in northern Ontario, which permanently ceased operations in 2020. Each individual piece thus carries a piece of Canadian mining history within it.

Design, relief and minting quality

Despite its unusual shape, the design remains unmistakably Canadian. At the centre of the upper surface sits the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, framed by the inscriptions "ELIZABETH II" and "D·G·REGINA". Added to this are the face value of 500 dollars, the inscription "CANADA", and the year of issue 2020. The coin was produced to the highest standard of preservation, Proof – the finely graduated relief and the mirrored facets allow the beauty of the gold to shine in full splendour.

A collector's piece that combines the fascination of two precious materials: the warm glow of gold and the sparkling fire of a real diamond.

A rarity with appreciation potential

With just 99 pieces worldwide, this strike ranks among the absolute top pieces in the segment of exclusive gold coins. Where supply is so narrowly limited and the design possesses true uniqueness, a high level of interest among collectors naturally arises. This very low mintage makes the coin a pronounced rarity, whose scarcity underpins a considerable appreciation potential. The piece is delivered in the high-quality original case from the Royal Canadian Mint, accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity that documents the strict limitation.

• Precious metal: Gold, fineness 999.9 (99.99%)
• Gross weight: 167.56 g
• Face value: 500 dollars (Canada)
• Dimensions: 30.80 x 30.80 x 21.10 mm
• Year of issue: 2020
• Special feature: genuine 0.2 ct Forevermark Black Label Diamond
• Packaging: original case with numbered certificate of authenticity

Value-stable gold for generations

Gold is the oldest currency in the world and has been a proven store of value for over 6,000 years. It possesses an intrinsic value, is recognised worldwide, and has never once had a value of zero throughout its entire history. Those who invest in physical gold appreciate its high liquidity, its durability, and the fact that it is a scarce commodity with a limited supply. Beyond its pure collector's value, gold serves many people as an inflation hedge and as crisis protection, because it has preserved its lustre and physical properties across the millennia. A pleasant side effect: the sale of physical gold is generally tax-free in Germany after a holding period of at least one year, and the purchase is made free of VAT (Value Added Tax).

With this issue, however, the collector's character is clearly in the foreground: a diamond coin of this calibre, with a real diamond and a mintage of only 99 pieces, is a connoisseur's piece that is ideally suited to passing on beauty and permanence from generation to generation. Secure one of the few globally available pieces of this extraordinary premium coin while the strict limitation still permits it.