Canadian Maple Leave 1/10oz 9999 Gold Coin (Random Year)

The 1/10 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is part of the Royal Canadian Mint’s most renowned and widely collected coin series. Struck from 1/10 troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, this coin features a clean yet elegant design that has earned global admiration from both investors and collectors for its exceptional quality and purity.

First introduced in 1979, the Gold Maple Leaf began as a .999 pure gold coin, made exclusively from Canadian-mined gold. The 1/10 oz denomination was added in 1982, and from that year onward, the coin has been produced with .9999 fine gold. Prior to the Gold Maple Leaf's release, the South African Krugerrand was the purest gold bullion coin available, but political tensions in South Africa made it difficult to acquire. As a result, the Gold Maple Leaf quickly rose in popularity, offering both high purity and a powerful national symbol—the iconic maple leaf—rendered in exquisite detail and raised from the coin’s surface to provide a striking texture.

Each 1/10 oz Gold Maple Leaf coin is issued in Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, with reeded edges and packaged in a protective plastic flip to preserve its pristine finish. Its fractional size makes it a practical and accessible option for investors, while its design and craftsmanship continue to make it one of the most beautiful gold bullion coins in the world.

Coin Highlights

• Made from .9999 fine gold with a weight of 1/10 troy oz
• Product of the Royal Canadian Mint
• Brilliant Uncirculated Condition
• Face value is $5 CAN
• Legal Canadian Tender
• Eligible for IRA
• Individual coins come sealed in plastic
• Obverse: Features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by several renowned artists, according to the mintage year (1982-1989 by Arnold Machin, 1990-2002 by Dora de Pédery­Hunt, and starting with 2003 - by Susanna Blunt). Her Majesty’s image contains the initials of the artist and is surrounded by the inscriptions “Elizabeth II”, “5 Dollars” and the mintage year.
• Reverse: Depicts a single, large and very detailed maple leaf, along with the words “Canada”, weight and purity marks. The editions starting with 2014 also display the latest security feature from RCM, the micro­engraved maple leaf laser mark, with the last two digits of the mintage year in the middle. The coins issued from 2015 also showcase the background with radial lines.