Canadian Maple Leaf bullion coins are among the most popular in the world. The bullion series features gold, silver, platinum, and palladium options for investors, each one bearing the same iconic image of the sugar maple leaf on its reverse field. The 2016 Natures Purest Form release of a Canadian Maple Leaf 1 oz Gold coin took the concept one step further. Rather than simply featuring the sugar maple, these coins actually took on the shape of the sugar maple leaf. Right now, you can buy the 2016 $200 Canadian Maple Leaf Natures Purest Form 1 oz Gold Coin online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a custom-shaped capsule and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Stunning maple leaf-shaped release from the Royal Canadian Mint!
• Limited mintage of just 800 gold coins!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Bears a face value of $200 (CAD) fully backed by the Canadian government.
• On the obverse side of the coin is Queen Elizabeth II.
• The reverse face of the coin bears only the date mark and face value.
• Beautiful proof specimens.

With your purchase of the 2016 $200 Canadian Maple Leaf Natures Purest Form 1 oz Gold Coin in this product listing, you will receive the original capsule and Certificate of Authenticity the Royal Canadian Mint provided upon initial release of the coins. The capsule is a unique, custom-fitted protective capsule in the shape of a maple leaf, just like the gold bullion coin itself.

Obverse

On the obverse of 2016 Canadian Maple Leaf Natures Purest Form 1 oz Gold Coins, you will find the latest effigy of Queen Elizabeth II to grace Canadian coins. Designed in 2003 by Susanna Blunt, it is just the second design of a monarch portrait from a Canadian artist and the first since the reign of King George VI to show the monarch without a crown.

Reverse

The reverse field of the 2016 Canadian Maple Leaf Natures Purest Form 1 oz Gold Coin includes only inscriptions of 200 Dollars and 2016. Both surfaces of the coin offer impressive visuals that bring the striations that form naturally on a sugar maple leaf to the surface of these leaf-shaped gold bullion coins. Each item is a proof specimen that combines elements of frosted visuals and mirrored fields.

History

Canadian Maple Leaf coins have been available since 1979 in gold, 1988 in silver and platinum, and palladium starting in 2005 with intermittent issues since that time. This particular release is a one-time issue of a unique shaped coin and had a low mintage of just 800 pieces.

Ordering

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