1991 Silver Maple Leaf 1 oz Uncirculated

There are many options out there when deciding which silver items to invest in. Many collectors and investors enjoy coins, since they not only have the value of silver but the added numismatic value as well. Minted coins are also the preferred method of collecting and investing, since they are always bought back at a price higher than silver's market price. But, sometimes, not all silver coins are created equal, so knowing where your investment was minted is an important step in the process. The Royal Canadian Mint has earned its reputation of not only minting premium products but also raising the proverbial bar when it comes to silver bullion production. Besides the incredible purity of the coin, which contains .9999 pure silver, the coin itself is at an amazing, achievable price that draws in investors.

Your 1991 silver Maple Leaf is one of 644,300 coins minted that year so it is a popular coin among collectors. The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is Canada's silver dollar, although its actual tender value is $5. Minted straight from the Royal Canadian Mint, these Silver Maple Leaf coins show off Canada's best in show: Queen Elizabeth II and the maple leaf. If you are looking to start a coin series that has just as good a reputation as it does craftsmanship, then the Silver Maple Leaf series should be among your repertoire of coins!

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Packaged in coin envelope
-Obverse: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is presented on every obverse of the Maple Leaf series, in a royal and astute way, elegantly bearing the weight of a large and detailed crown.
-Reverse: The reverse reveals an intricate illustration of a maple leaf in pure silver. This design is an ode to the leaf that Canada has used over the years to represent the country, whether it's for the national flag or the mascot for the hockey team.

• Denomination: $5
• Year: 1991
• Diameter: N/A
• Mint Mark: N/A
• Thickness: 3.29 mm
• Grade: N/A