The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf 1 oz Coin, first issued in 1979 by the Royal Canadian Mint, is a renowned bullion coin known for its .999 fine gold purity during its initial years from 1979 to 1982. This coin weighs one troy ounce and features the iconic maple leaf on the reverse, a national symbol of Canada's rich forestry and natural beauty. The obverse portrays a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, denoting its status as legal tender. The Gold Maple Leaf is celebrated for its quality and was among the first bullion coins to offer investors an alternative to the South African Krugerrand. It remains a popular choice among collectors and investors for its high gold content and its representation of Canadian heritage.

Gold

1 Troy Ounce

0.999