CANADIAN GOLD COINS 1 oz 2023 Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin | Royal Canadian Mint as low as $3,541.04 Add to cart Continue Shopping Proceed to checkout 1/10 oz 2023 Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin | Royal Canadian Mint as low as $404.26 Add to cart Continue Shopping Proceed to checkout 1/2 oz 2023 Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin | Royal Canadian Mint as low as $1,921.43 Add to cart Continue Shopping Proceed to checkout 1/4 oz 2023 Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin | Royal Canadian Mint as low as $987.66 Add to cart Continue Shopping Proceed to checkout 25 gram (25 x 1 g) 2023 MapleGram Sheet of Gold Coins | Royal Canadian Mint as low as $3,288.10 Add to cart Continue Shopping Proceed to checkout FAQs What types of Canadian gold coins do you offer? CanAm Bullion offers a range of Canadian gold coins, including popular options like the Canadian Maple Leaf, available in several denominations. These coins are prized for their high purity and are backed by the Canadian government, making them a secure investment. What is the purity and weight of Canadian Gold Coins? Canadian gold coins like the Gold Maple Leaf are known for their high purity, typically 99.99% gold. They come in various weights, including 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz, catering to different budgets and investment preferences. How does the Royal Canadian Mint ensure the authenticity of its gold coins? The Royal Canadian Mint incorporates advanced minting techniques and security features such as micro-engraved laser marks and complex design elements that are difficult to replicate. These measures ensure the authenticity and protect the integrity of each coin. What makes Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coins unique? The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf stands out due to its .9999 gold purity, making it one of the purest gold coins globally. Its iconic design featuring the national symbol of Canada, the maple leaf, and Queen Elizabeth II, adds to its appeal and recognizability among collectors and investors alike. What is the difference between collector coins and investor coins? Collector coins, often called numismatic coins, are valued for their rarity, historical significance, and aesthetic features beyond their metal content. Investor coins, like bullion coins, are purchased primarily for their precious metal content, focusing on investment returns rather than collectible value. Read More