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The Royal Canadian Mint, Canada, Canadian Maple Leaf Coin; face v. CAD
The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is one of the world’s most popular gold coins for sale. Available in a variety of weights, the primary version of the Gold Maple Leaf is the BU specimen. One of the most unique options offered each year is the Canadian Gold MapleGram. The MapleGram offers you the chance to purchase 25 Grams of .9999 pure gold in a divisible set.
In 1979, the Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. Coveted by investors around the world, the Gold Maple Leaf is known for its striking design and unsurpassed quality - it was the first bullion coin to achieve the superior standard of 99.99% purity.
In Canada the coin is known as a symbol of freedom, independence and stability. Each gold Maple Leaf coin features the image of Queen Elizabeth the second, along with the denomination and date of issue, on the obverse side and an image of Canada's national symbol, the maple leaf, on the reverse side. The coins minted after 1982 are of the highest purity,...
In Canada the coin is known as a symbol of freedom, independence and stability. Each gold Maple Leaf coin features the image of Queen Elizabeth the second, along with the denomination and date of issue, on the obverse side and an image of Canada's national symbol, the maple leaf, on the reverse side. The coins minted after 1982 are of the highest purity,...
In Canada the coin is known as a symbol of freedom, independence and stability. Each gold Maple Leaf coin features the image of Queen Elizabeth the second, along with the denomination and date of issue, on the obverse side and an image of Canada's national symbol, the maple leaf, on the reverse side. The coins minted after 1982 are of the highest purity,...
In Canada the coin is known as a symbol of freedom, independence and stability. Each gold Maple Leaf coin features the image of Queen Elizabeth the second, along with the denomination and date of issue, on the obverse side and an image of Canada's national symbol, the maple leaf, on the reverse side. The coins minted after 1982 are of the highest purity,...
In Canada the coin is known as a symbol of freedom, independence and stability. Each gold Maple Leaf coin features the image of Queen Elizabeth the second, along with the denomination and date of issue, on the obverse side and an image of Canada's national symbol, the maple leaf, on the reverse side. The coins minted after 1982 are of the highest purity,...
The Royal Canadian Mint has minted the palladium coins since 2005. By 102 and 104 Article ZDDV-1 and the 110 Article ZDDV-1 VAT is calculated on the difference between prices which is not shown on the receipt.
The Royal Canadian Mint has minted platinum coins since 1988.
The first one ounce silver coins, minted by The Royal Canadian Mint from Ottawa, were issued in 1988.