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$2,670.74 | $2,683.53 |
The 2024 1/4 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin is a stunning addition to the prestigious series that has been synonymous with high-quality bullion since its introduction in 1979. Renowned for its purity and craftsmanship, the Gold Maple Leaf is issued by the Royal Canadian Mint and serves as a symbol of Canada's natural wealth and heritage. This coin not only represents a tangible asset for investors but also embodies the artistry and innovation of Canadian minting techniques.
Historically, the Gold Maple Leaf was the first bullion coin to be produced in 24-karat gold, and it has set a benchmark for other gold coins around the world. The 1/4 oz denomination provides an accessible entry point for collectors and investors alike, allowing individuals to own a portion of gold without committing to larger denominations. The 2024 release continues the tradition of excellence, featuring advanced security measures and exquisite designs that enhance its desirability.
The design of the 2024 1/4 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is both classic and elegant. The obverse showcases the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, crafted by artist Susanna Blunt. This image has become a hallmark of Canadian coinage, encapsulating the nation’s respect for the monarchy. Surrounding the portrait are inscriptions that indicate the coin’s face value and year of issue, emphasizing its status as legal tender in Canada.
On the reverse, the iconic maple leaf is depicted in stunning detail, representing Canada’s national symbol and pride. The design captures the intricate veins of the leaf, rendered with a polished finish that reflects light beautifully. Accompanying the maple leaf are inscriptions declaring “CANADA,” “FINE GOLD 1/4 OZ OR PUR,” affirming the coin’s high purity level of 9999 fine gold. This attention to detail and commitment to quality are hallmarks of the Royal Canadian Mint's production process.