1 oz Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin

The Maple Leaf gold coins of the Royal Canadian Mint are among the most popular investment coins in the world. The 1-ounce Maple Leaf was introduced in 1979 and, after the Krugerrand, is the second-oldest gold investment coin in the world. Since 1983 the Maple Leaf gold coins have had a fineness of 999,9 / 1.000, making them the first investment coins with this highest fineness. The obverse of this year's issue, as in the previous year, shows the portrait of King Charles III, the face value of 50 dollars and the current year 2026. The reverse shows the eponymous maple leaf, the inscription "CANADA" and "FINE GOLD", the fine weight and the denomination of one ounce (1 oz). The new Maple Leaf 2026 is fitted with three unique security features: precise radial lines, a maple leaf applied by micro-engraving and the Royal Canadian Mint's exclusive Bullion DNA™ anti-counterfeiting technology. This attractive investment object is of great interest both to first-time buyers of precious metals and to experienced investors.