The 1 oz. Palladium Canadian Maple Leaf bullion coin was first minted by the Royal Canadian Mint in 2005 and continued with very limited mintage through 2007. After a year on hiatus it was produced again albeit briefly in 2009, giving it the distinction of not only being the first palladium coin minted by the RCM, but also one of the most limited releases in its history. Due to its rarity and unique background, the palladium maple leaf coin has become something of a collector’s item, prized by those who have them. Each maple leaf coin has been minted from 1 troy ounce of the finest 99.95% pure palladium, and as legal tender in Canada, has a face value of $50 Canadian, making the palladium maple leaf a precious metals IRA-Eligible coin. The obverse features the Queen’s effigy, face value of the coin and year minted while the reverse bears the familiar maple leaf, weight and fineness.

Palladium is a soft silver-white metal that resembles platinum. It is the least dense and has the lowest melting point of the platinum group metals. It is soft and ductile when annealed and is greatly increased in strength and hardness when cold-worked. The palladium maple leaf is beautiful way to invest in this white metal and would be a welcome addition to a collection of its gold and silver counterparts. Diversify your precious metals portfolio with these stunning, brilliant uncirculated palladium bullion coins.

Palladium Maple Leaf coins either come sealed in mint plastic or in their own individual coin flips depending on available stock. BGASC always handles your palladium coins with the utmost care and respect, as if we were collecting them ourselves. You may choose to add an H34 Air-Tite Coin Capsule to your order to further protect your investment. Coin gift boxes are also available for gifting or displaying your Palladium Maple Leafs in an H34 Air-Tite. If you have any questions about Palladium Maple Leaf coins or the purchasing process, feel free to call us toll-free and one of our representatives will be happy to assist you.