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1 troy ounce
2.710,49
Delivery time: 1 - 2 weeks
1 troy ounce
2.748,57
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1.484,25
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758,41
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314,12
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316,75
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1 troy ounce
2.701,29
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1.465,93
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744,49
Golden Maple Leaf coin
Gold Maple Leaf coins are a popular choice among investors buying physical gold because these coins are minted in the highest grade of gold. Maple Leaf coins are also well known worldwide and therefore very easy to trade. The value of these gold Maple Leaf coins is based on the gold price, which is also expressed in troy ounces, making the value known worldwide. The Maple Leaf is available in different sizes, from both previous years and the current year. The newly minted gold coins, so those of the current year, are always in new condition. Because a gold coin minted in 99.99% pure gold is quite fragile, the Maple Leaf may have small scratches on the coins. This has no adverse effect on the value of the gold coin.
Buy Gold Maple Leaf
The gold Maple Leaf has been issued by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1979. These gold coins are minted in 99.99% pure gold and are next to the Krugerrand coins the most popular gold investment coins in the world.
Since 2013, the gold Maple Leaf coins have been provided with a small laser engraving on the coin, in order to prevent counterfeiting. The design of the Maple Leaf coins has since been improved with some regularity. The reverse of the coin also regularly features a image of Queen Elizabeth II. Since 2024, King Charles III has appeared on the reverse of the coin.
Weights and dimensions gold Maple Leaf
To make investing in gold accessible to as many people as possible, gold Maple Leaf coins are available is various sizes. The rule when investing in physical bullion is: "the smaller the weight, the higher the cost of production." As a result, the difference between the purchase value and the gold price is higher with small gold coins. However, you are more flexible with small weights and this makes it possible for any budget to invest in physical gold. There is even the option of trading in 1-gram gold Maple Leaf coins for the greatest degree of flexibility.
| Size | Diameter | Thickness | Weight | Nominal value | Production year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/20 troy ounce | 14 mm | 0.92 mm | 1.555 gram | 1 CAD | From 1993 |
| 1/10 troy ounce | 16 mm | 1.13 mm | 3.110 gram | 5 CAD | From 1982 |
| 1/4 troy ounce | 20 mm | 1.78 mm | 7.776 gram | 10 CAD | From 1982 |
| 1/2 troy ounce | 25 mm | 2.23 mm | 15.552 gram | 20 CAD | From 1986 |
| 1 troy ounce | 30 mm | 2.87 mm | 31.103 gram | 50 CAD | From 1979 |
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