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Maple Leaf 1 troy ounce gold coin - various years

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Maple Leaf 1 troy ounce gold coin - various years

The gold Maple Leaf is the official investment coin of Canada. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1988 with an exceptionally high purity of 999.9 gold. This gold coin is tradable worldwide and contains exactly one troy ounce of pure gold. The Maple Leaf can be ordered individually.

Due to Canada's bilingualism, the gold coin is labeled in English and French, "Fine Gold / Or Pur". The obverse depicts the maple leaf, the state symbol of Canada. The reverse is marked by a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II framed with the inscription "Elizabeth II, 50 Dollars" and the year of issue.

The gold Maple Leaf is the official investment coin of Canada. Published by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1988. The Royal Canadian mint has three branches, one in Winnipeg, one in Vancouver, and one in Ottawa. The branches in Canada can be visited all year round. Here you can get a little insight into how the coins are made, and there are also various coins on display.

Because Canada is bilingual, the gold coin is labeled in English and French, "Fine Gold / Or Pur". The obverse depicts the maple leaf, the state symbol of Canada. The reverse is marked by a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II framed with the inscription "Elizabeth II, 50 Dollars" and the year of issue.

In Canada, the Maple Leaf is legal tender, the value of the coin is equal to 50 Canadian Dollars. Paying with the coin is not wise as it is worth much more than 50 euros. The Canadian Maple Leaf is the number one 1 troy ounce coin in the world. This is followed by the South African Krugerrand.

The Maple Leaf coin is minted and contains one troy ounce (31.103 grams) of pure gold. The purity of the coin is 999.9 fine gold, making it 24 carats. Gold cannot be higher than 24 carats. Due to the high demand for the Maple Leaf, the currency is bought at the gold price. This purchase price is higher than the price of gold bars. The purchase price of the gold bars is generally slightly below the current gold price. As a result, the prices of the coin are also higher per gram than the prices of bars. When you sell the coin, you are not disadvantaged by the slightly higher price. Holland Gold buys back the coins at a price that is also higher than the price given for bars.

The coin comes in a plastic case. When ten are ordered at a time, the tokens are delivered in a plastic tube.

Do you want toSelling Gold Coins in the long run? Holland Gold offers a buyback guarantee on all gold coins you buy from us. Didn't you buy the gold coins from us? We also buy these gold coins. 

Specifications
Fine weight1 Troy Ounce (31.1 Gram)
DimensionsØ 30 mm x 2.87 mm
Purity / Content999.9/1000 - 24 Carats
Year of issueVarious dates
ConditionPreviously circulated
Country of OriginCanada
Mint HouseThe Royal Canadian Mint
PackagingSoft plastic coin capsule, per 10 coins in a tube
Safety featuresYes
Legal tenderYes
Face value50 Canadian dollars
Tax (VAT)Exempt from VAT
Insured shipment possibleYes, at a location of your choice
Pick-up availableYes, in Alkmaar or Rotterdam
Storage possibleYes, in the Netherlands
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Why buy gold at Holland Gold?

Gold offers protection in times of inflation
Gold offers protection in times of inflation
In the long term, gold retains its value, while currencies lose a lot of purchasing power. An example of the value retention of gold is that 2,000 years ago you could buy a tailor-made suit for one gold coin and that is still the case today.
Gold is an insurance against a systemic risk
Gold is an insurance against a systemic risk
The gold reserves at central banks act as the backing of a money system. According to DNB, gold is an 'anchor of trust': "If the entire financial system collapses, the gold supply provides collateral to start over."
Gold is a mainstay in the investment portfolio
Gold is a mainstay in the investment portfolio
Gold strengthens the portfolio through its long-term returns and diversification. Its traditional role as a safe haven means that gold is an asset in times of crisis, moving in the opposite direction to the rest of the portfolio.
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