Since its introduction in 1988, the Silver Maple Leafhas become one of the most well-known bullion investment coins in the world. Investors and collectors alike have prized it for its quality, purity and value, along with the intricacy of its design. With thisreverse proof silver numismatic coin, the Royal Canadian Mint celebrates its success while also paying tribute to the American Numismatic Association, hostof the 2015 World's Fair of Money.

Held in Chicago, the World's Fair of Money is one of the largest coin shows. Collectors, dealers and Mints from around the globe gather for thefive-day event, which is billed as an extensive exhibit of all things numismatic.

The iconic Silver Maple Leaf is a highly sought-after Royal Canadian Mint bullion coin! Order yours today!

Special features:
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A numismatic tribute to the Royal Canadian Mint's world-renowned Silver Maple Leaf bullion coins!
The state flower of Illinois, the violet (Viola sororia), is engraved as aprivy mark in honour of the Royal Canadian Mint's attendance at the 2015 ANA World's Fair of Money in Chicago, Ill.
Crafted from 99.99% pure silver, with mintage set to just 5,000 coins.
Your coin is GST/HST exempt and has a limited mintage worldwide.

About the Design:
Unchanged from each bullion coin issued annually, the iconic maple leaf-that mighty national symbol of Canada, its people and its pride-is featured on the reverse of this fine silver numismatic coin. Intricately engraved in fine detail, the single leaf's serrated edges and deeply veined lobes are rendered in a way thatadds texture to the leaf, which shimmers in a brilliant finish set against the frosted background. The official flower of the state of Illinois, the PurpleViolet (Viola sororia), is micro-engraved on a small area of the reverse. Remarkably detailed on such a small scale, this unique privymark stands as a celebration of the Mint's attendance at the 2015 ANA World's Fair of Money in Chicago, Ill., as further indicated by the engraved acronym "ANA" and the word "CHICAGO".