Canada is well-known for its Maple Leaf gold bullion coins. However, obscure briefly-minted coins like the Sovereign, $2 Newfoundland gold coin, and Bank of Canada $5/$10 gold coin are among the country’s most fascinating.
The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is the bullion coin of Canada produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. The brainchild of Walter Ott, it is the purest gold coin of regular issue in the world, with a gold content of .9999
Highly desirable rarities include Newfoundland $2 pieces, and gold sovereigns. Read More → More info In order for a coin to be considered rare, it has to satisfy two terms of evaluation. Firstly, the retail coin price and second its
Canada’s commemorative gold proof coins celebrate an event, object or cause. Some themes include the olympic games, new constitution, national parks and anniversary of the Canadian flag. Starting in 1976, the Royal Canadian Mint issued a series of commemorative $100
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If you’re a Canadian with an interest in precious metals investing, consider yourself lucky to be part of an increasingly small club. It turns out those neighbors that seem to have it all can barely keep up with monthly bills:
Canada has a colourful heritage in its gold coinage. On one hand the Royal Canadian Mint makes one of the most coveted gold bullion coins in modern times, and on the other Canada has a track record of circulating gold coins
Both the Maple Leaf and American Eagle are among the most widely traded gold bullion coins in the world. You can’t go wrong with either. Subtle differences based on preference and objective criteria may direct you towards one over the