#2014 canadian silver maple leaf series#

The designs on these are a step up from Canadian Wildlife in our view. Also released at the rate of two coins per year, all of these also sold out in good time, no doubt a combination of design and the relatively limited mintage compared to the Silver Maple Leaf (SML). One ounce of 0.9999 silver with a million coins struck per design is now standard fare for the Royal Canadian Mints non-Maple bullion coins and these are no different. In terms of specification and mintage, these remain identical to Canadian Wildlife. Featuring birds of prey indigenous to the North American continent, the four coins that make up this set all show birds of prey in flight, usually in the act of hunting.

#2014 canadian silver maple leaf series#

The sequel series didn’t stray far from the original theme, but took to the air in style. The Royal Canadian Mint regularly issues these types of coins.After the success of the Canadian Wildlife series, a 1oz, six-piece silver bullion coin series issued twice annually by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) between 20, it was clear a new series would plug the new gap. If you want to buy something different, you can also opt for special issues of the Maple Leaf such as the 10 troy ounce, or 2 troy ounce coins. These are the yellow storage boxes of the Maple Leaf series. If you buy silver Maple Leaf coins per 500 pieces, you will receive the coins in a so-called monster box.

If you want to invest in physical silver for a large amount as a private individual, we recommend monster boxes. Should you ever sell the silver Maple Leaf coins back, you will receive our buy-back guarantee for all silver coins and then we will not distinguish between coins in less good condition in the bid price. The coins may be slightly damaged (small scratches, milk stains, etc.), but this does not affect the silver value of the coins. We always check these coins for authenticity and offer these coins at an extra competitive price. We are therefore dependent on the supply of the secondary market. Silver Maple Leaf coins from previous years are purchased from private individuals. In some cases, silver Maple Leaf coins from previous years are also available (depending on market conditions) and that will always be an economical cheaper choice. Despite this, this coin is very popular given its great fame. The Maple Leaf of the current vintage this year is often a bit more expensive than other silver investment coins, because the mint charges a slightly higher premium. It is good to look at the different investment currencies. If you want to invest in physical silver, buying the Maple Leaf is an excellent choice. It is a shiny silver coin that appeals to the imagination. The silver Maple Leaf coin has a beautiful design and is minted in very good quality. The face value is therefore purely symbolic and this is mandatory when minting silver coins, because otherwise it is not an official currency and then these types of coins cannot be traded under the current VAT rules. Because the face value is lower than the silver value, this coin is considered an investment currency and not for payment. The silver Maple Leaf coin is legal tender in Canada and has a face value of CAN$5. The reverse of the coin features an image of Queen Elizabeth II. Under the maple leaf is the text 'Fine silver 1 oz argent silver' this means that the coin consists of 99.99% pure silver. To the left and right of the leaf is indicated what percentage of pure silver the coin consists of. Above this leaf is Canada, the country where the coin was minted. The silver Maple Leaf coins always have the Canadian maple leaf depicted on the face of the coin. When the design changes every year, people often talk about collectible coins. The silver Maple Leaf coin has the same design every year, this is one of the characteristics of investment coins.