Sale 1 oz Random Year Canadian Maple Leaf Silver Coin
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The remarkable Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is a silver bullion coin issued annually by the Canadian government.
Since 1988 these silver coins have been minted by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM).
At 5 Canadian dollars, the official legal tender face value of this 1 oz coin is the highest among silver bullion coins.
The coins purity is guaranteed at 9999 pure silver, also among the highest purities which have a standard of 999.
Featuring the iconic maple leaf symbol, the coin is guaranteed a weight of 1 troy ounce (31.1 g) of silver.
The Royal Canadian Mint often issues variations on the standard coin by applying slight design changes such as colouring or privy marks.
The mark "Fine Silver 1 oz Argent Pur" is a hallmark of all Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coins.
The obverse sports the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II.
Three different versions exist; a young head, old head and older head.
The issuing year and 5 dollar face value is also displayed.
The reverse depicts the maple leaf.
On special releases a privy mark or colouring may be visible.
The Silver Maple was the first coin to depict the new image of the Queen.
These silver coins make perfect gifts - a symbol of Canadian identity and one of the most recognized silver bullion coins worldwide.
With among the lowest mintage of any silver coin in North America it will remain in high demand for decades to come.
These coins are discounted as they may be tarnished, scratched or visibly handled.
In multiples of 25 these coins will ship in an RCM tube.
2607
Canada
Royal Canadian Mint
Lightly Used
9999
Maple Leaf
Queen Elizabeth II
1988
37.9
3.2
CAD 5
1.0000
SKU
2607
Country
Canada
Manufacturer
Royal Canadian Mint
Condition
Lightly Used
Purity
9999
Obverse
Maple Leaf
Reverse
Queen Elizabeth II
First Released
1988
Diameter (mm)
37.9
Average Thickness (mm)
3.2
Legal Tender
CAD 5
Metal Weight (ozt)
1.0000
Royal Canadian MintRoyal Canadian Mint1 oz Random Year Canadian Maple Leaf Silver CoinThe remarkable Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is a silver bullion coin issued annually by the Canadian government.
Since 1988 these silver coins have been minted by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM).
At 5 Canadian dollars, the official legal tender face value of this 1 oz coin is the highest among silver bullion coins.
The coins purity is guaranteed at 9999 pure silver, also among the highest purities which have a standard of 999.
Featuring the iconic maple leaf symbol, the coin is guaranteed a weight of 1 troy ounce (31.1 g) of silver.
The Royal Canadian Mint often issues variations on the standard coin by applying slight design changes such as colouring or privy marks.
The mark "Fine Silver 1 oz Argent Pur" is a hallmark of all Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coins.
The obverse sports the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II.
Three different versions exist; a young head, old head and older head.
The issuing year and 5 dollar face value is also displayed.
The reverse depicts the maple leaf.
On special releases a privy mark or colouring may be visible.
The Silver Maple was the first coin to depict the new image of the Queen.
These silver coins make perfect gifts - a symbol of Canadian identity and one of the most recognized silver bullion coins worldwide.
With among the lowest mintage of any silver coin in North America it will remain in high demand for decades to come.
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