Since 1988, the 1 oz Silver Canadian Maple Leaf coin has been considered one of the most beautiful silver coins in the world, boasting a classic design and high .9999 fine silver bullion content.

Coin Highlights:

Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine silver.

Obverse: Designs can vary. Up until 2024, the obverse featured a side profile of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the year and face value. Beginning in 2024, the obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

Reverse: Features a large, single maple leaf along with the weight and .9999 fine silver purity.

Sovereign coin backed by the Canadian government.

The 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf is popular for investors and collectors worldwide. Follow the silver spot price today and add this 1 oz silver coin to your cart!

Silver Maple Leaf Series

Silver Maples are known for having a high silver content of .9999 fine silver. This valuable composition combined with the beautiful Canadian Maple Leaf design is enhanced by the reflective surface, making these Canadian coins exceptionally pleasing to the eye. First minted in 1988, there have been different designs for commemorative editions, but the Canadian Maple Leaf has always stayed the main focus. The maple leaf design is even used as a distinctive privy mark on multiple series provided by the Royal Canadian Mint.

The Royal Canadian Mint's Security Features

Since 2015, The Royal Canadian Mint's Bullion DNA program has offered the highest security on the market for any bullion coin. Each bullion coin features a textured maple leaf security privy mark, micro-engraved with laser technology, and is visible only under magnification. Etched within the maple leaf security mark are the two digits indicating the coin's production year.

Each micro-engraving is encoded, scanned, and recorded at the mint for future authentication, giving each coin their unique Bullion DNA. Every Silver Maple Leaf bullion coin dated 2018 and later now features MINTSHIELD Surface Protection, the world's only proven technique for significantly reducing the appearance of white spots or "milk spots" on silver bullion coins.