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

Special facts

The Olympic 100 dollars of 1976 in the more common version, 583 gold (14 carat), about 650,000 coins.

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: Shot Put KM# 103
• 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