- Country:Canada
- Collection:Gold Commemorative $2500
- Metal:Gold
- Year:2018
- Denomination:$2500
- Finish:Proof
- Weight (oz):32.151
- Purity:0.9999
- Mintage:15
- Product type:Coin
From a small bud nourished by spring showers to itscolourful swan-song in the fall, the sugar maple leaf is a thing of beauty through the seasons. This captivating symbol of a nation is superbly rendered on this fine gold one-kilogram coin, where every engraved detail is masterfully enhanced by the shine of an immaculate proof finish. Each coin was struck up to four times to ensure an impression that leavesno doubt about its beauty and value.
A gorgeous addition to your coin display! Don't be disappointed, order today!
Special features:
NATURALLY BEAUTIFUL! A beloved Canadian symbol is positively luminous as it basks in the luxurious gleam of 99.99% pure gold.
A LASTING IMPRESSION! Your coin was struck up to four times to ensure an immaculate impression that leaves no doubt about its beauty and value!
A SELECT FEW! An extremely low mintage of just 15 coins worldwide makes this a highly prestigious and rare collecting opportunity.
INCLUDES SERIALIZED CERTIFICATE! The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Most of these are serialized certifications, meaning that each certificate is given a unique number, starting at 1.
ONE KILOGRAM PURE GOLD! Your coin is crafted from one kilogram of pure (99.99%) gold!
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Design:
Designed by artist Maurade Baynton, the reversepresents a tranquil nature scene centered on a Canadian icon. The coin's gold surface infuses thedesign with a warm glow, like autumn sunshine reflecting on water. Carefully sculpted rocks of all sizes fill the field, further adding to the effect of staring into a pebble-lined pond. At the centre, a large-sized sugar maple (Acer saccharum) leaf has been deposited onto the surface of the water, where the leaf's slightly curled edges give it a life-like appearance while ensuring an unobstructed viewof the deeply etched veins within. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt.
