2022 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf $50 Coin at Bullion Exchanges

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The Royal Canadian Mint's Maple Leaf Gold Coins remain among the best gold coins and Bullion Exchanges is more than happy to carry them. This 2022 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf $50 Coin .9999 Fine BU is now ready for purchase from our inventory. Made with .9999 fine gold, this Canadian gold coin weighs 1 troy oz and has a face value of $50 CAN. As a staple for any gold coin collection, you can’t go wrong when you diversify with the highly secure, master-crafted Maple Leaf coins. Place your order of the 2022 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf $50 Coin now to increase the strength of your gold coin collection!
The Maple Leaf gold coin first entered the market in 1979 and quickly earned a reputation for being one of the best gold coins to include in your portfolio. Because of the Royal Canadian Mint’s mission for innovation and the highly secure nature of the Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin, investors are often compelled to buy the Gold Maple Leaf year after year. Many people even invest in all the coin’s available sizes. More sizes include the 1 gram, 1/20 troy oz, 1/10 ozt, 1/4 ozt, and 1/2 ozt.

[@Moon-magic109]

The Queen has never looked more beautiful 😊

[@TheBoltdogg]

I wish!!

[@silverlover5817]

Thanks for the video.........

[@paglamaiyaakalakumari9162]

Same value at resale ?

[@Bullionexchanges]

As long as bullion coins are kept in god condition, their value will not diminish! It is important to note, however, that the bid/ask price for bullion is different. Feel free to visit our "Sell To Us" page for more information! bullionexchanges.com/sell-to-us

[@peterpete3125]

Can’t decide between this one and Australian 1 oz gold swan.

[@Bullionexchanges]

Both of them are stunning!

[@monkarokloat6640]

Reading your minds. You have 53 thinks on your mind.

[@davidcockayne1943]

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[@dive2drive314]

Beautiful coin. face value is a joke..

[@Bullionexchanges]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@dive2drive314]

@@Bullionexchanges $50 FV on a $2,6000 coin.... like, why? $500 i could understand.. Not that anyone would be stupid enough to use it at FV, but still.