100 dollars — Canada (1976) — Montreal Olympics 1976: Montréal Olympics

Special facts

Gold 100 dollars of 1976 for the Montreal Olympics, the first Canadian coin of this denomination; the proof version in 917 gold (22 carat), designed by Dora de Pédery-Hunt.

About the period

The coins of Elizabeth II were struck from 1953 to 2022, almost seventy years in which four portraits of the queen succeeded one another: by Mary Gillick (1953–1964), Arnold Machin (1965–1989), Dora de Pédery-Hunt (1990–2003), the first portrait by a Canadian sculptor, and Susanna Blunt (from 2003). More about the period “Elizabeth II”, 1952 — 2022

Other coins of the period

• 1975
• 10 dollars (1975) — 1976 Olympics Montréal: Sailing KM# 104
• 10 dollars (1975) — 1976 Olympics Montréal: Canoeing KM# 105
• 1976
• 1 dollar (1976) — 100th Anniversary of the Ottawa Parliamentary Library KM# 106
• 5 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics, Montreal: Fencing KM# 107
• 5 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics, Montreal: Boxing KM# 108
• 5 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics, Montreal: Olympic village KM# 109
• 5 dollars (1976) — Montreal Olympics, 1976: Olympic Flame KM# 110
• 10 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics Montréal: Soccer KM# 111
• 10 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics Montréal: Field Hockey KM# 112
• 10 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics Montréal: Olympic Stadium KM# 113
• 10 dollars (1976) — 1976 Olympics Montréal: Olympic Velodrome KM# 114
• 100 dollars (1976) — Montreal Olympics 1976: Montréal Olympics KM# 115
  14k
• 100 dollars (1976) — Montreal Olympics 1976: Montréal Olympics KM# 116
  22k
• 1977
• 1 dollar (1977) — Silver Jubilee KM# 118
• 100 dollars (1977) — Silver Jubilee KM# 119
• 1978
• 1 dollar (1978) — 1978 Commonwealth Games, Edmonton KM# 121
• 100 dollars (1978) — Canadian Unity: National Unity KM# 122
• 1979
• 1 dollar (1979) — 300th Anniversary of the Griffon KM# 124
• 1979–1989
• 50 dollars (1979–1989) — Gold Maple Leaf KM# 125
  2nd portrait
• 1979
• 100 dollars (1979) — International Year of The Child KM# 126
• 1980
• 1 dollar (1980) — 100th Anniversary of the Arctic Territories KM# 128
• 100 dollars (1980) — Kayak KM# 129
• 1981
• 1 dollar (1981) — 100th Anniversary of the Trans-Canada Railway KM# 130
• 100 dollars (1981) — Adoption of "Ô Canada" as national anthem on July 1, 1980 KM# 131
• 1982
• 1 dollar (1982) — Regina Centennial KM# 133