2023 25 Gram Canadian Gold Maplegram – 25x1g

When you buy gold in bars or bullion coins, you would like to have options on how you can store it or use it in the future. The 2023 25 Gram Canadian Gold Maplegram gives you options for both. This is 25 1 gram Gold .9999 fine gold coins. Each coin is packaged individually on a card and is connected to the other coins. They can be separated and given as gifts or stored connected. This coin is part of the one of the most popular, longest-running gold bullion coins in the world. Investors and collectors alike love these coins.  

Key features:

• Packaged in a presentation card with individually-sealed coins
• Includes an assay
• Contains 25g  (.8037 oz) of .9999 pure gold BU grade
• Individual coin face value of 50 cents backed by the Canadian government.
• Obverse side has portrait of Queen Elizabeth engraved with  ‘Elizabeth II’ ‘50 cents’ ‘2023’
• Reverse side has a large maple leaf engraved with ‘Canada’ ‘9999’ ‘Fine gold’ ‘1gm OR Pur’
• Micro-laser engraved features.

The obverse of this coin is Canada’s Susanna Blunt’s design of Queen Elizabeth II shown here when she was 79. She is shown facing right without her crown wearing a simple dress, a pearl necklace, and pearl earrings. Above her head is ‘Elizabeth II’. Below her portrait is ‘50 cents 2023’.

The reverse side of the coin has Walter Ott’s sugar maple leaf. This leaf design is very detailed. The maple leaf is an icon for Canada as it is used all over Canada. It is used in their flag, used by their military, and is included in their legal tender. The maple tree has been a big part of Canada’s history as it was used by the aboriginals as a source of food. The European settlers found it to be a great source of sugar.  Above the leaf is written ‘Canada’. To the right and left of the leaf is ‘9999’ referring to the purity of the gold, .9999. At the bottom of the coin are ‘Fine Gold’ and ‘1 gm OR Pur’. When looked at under a microscope, the small maple leaf on the coin has a ‘23’. This is an anti-counterfeiting measure. 

The Canadian Royal Mint was founded in 1908 and has proven to be one of the most trusted and reliable mints in the world. They have consistently produced beautifully detailed gold bullion coins and their Canadian Maple leaf coins are testimony of the incredible work that they do.