2012 Canadian Silver Maples "Monster Box" | 500-1 oz .9999 Fine Silver Coins

The Royal Canadian Mint began producing 500-coin Monster Boxes of 2012 Canadian Silver Maples in October 2012 and released them for public purchase 1 month later in November of 2012. The purity of the 2012 Canadian Silver Maple coin is the highest among bullion issues carrying the 99.99% fine silver label, making this an especially valuable coin for investors. The 2012 silver maple is minted by the Royal Canadian mint with a face value of 5 Canadian dollars, also the highest of all international government-sponsored silver bullion coins. In addition, the Royal Canadian Mint has won numerous awards for coin production, and therefore, investors can rest assured that the 2012 silver maple leaf coin will be of the highest quality. Silver Maple Leafs differ from their gold bullion and platinum counterparts because the demand for them by collectors creates prices that sometimes exceed bullion value, making them a coin that is likely to sustain its value with time. Therefore, this Monster Box of 2012 Canadian Silver Maples makes an outstanding investment at ONLY $2.89 Over Spot. This coin is legal tender in Canada; however, the value of the metal greatly exceeds its stated face value. Therefore, this iconic silver bullion coin is not generally used as a means of purchasing goods and services. This grants investors peace of mind knowing their 2012 Canadian Silver Maples will arrive in mint, uncirculated condition, well-protected in 25 coin tubes, resting securely in a hard plastic yellow monster box.

The 2012 Silver Maple has been released in varying designs since 1988 by the Royal Canadian Mint, and the 2012 Canadian Silver Maple is as beautiful as those that came before it. The obverse of the coin features a beautifully detailed profile of Queen Elizabeth II who has reigned as the constitutional monarch of 16 nations including England and Canada for over 60 years. Hers is the second longest reign in the rich history of England’s monarchy. The celebration of her diamond jubilee birthday in 2012 makes the 2012 Silver Maple coin noteworthy for that reason. In addition to the bust, the words Elizabeth II are inscribed across the top and 5 Dollars 2012 across the bottom. The reverse of the Silver Maple coin is fittingly graced with a detailed maple leaf, recognizable symbol of the Canadian government which sponsors the coin. On either side of the maple leaf, the numbers 9999 are featured prominently, highlighting the purity of its silver bullion. One of the universal elements in all silver maple coins since their first minting is the phrase "Fine Silver 1 oz Argent Pure" inscribed across the bottom of the coin.