THE MAPLE! CANADAS FAMOUS COIN - World Bullion Episode #2
Welcome to the Chards Coin and Bullion Dealer YouTube channel! In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of Canada's most popular bullion coin – the Maple Leaf.
Discover how the Maple Leaf coin, launched by the Royal Canadian Mint in 1979, became the world's first 24-carat, legal tender 1 oz bullion coin. Learn about the perfect timing of its launch during a period of rising gold markets, inflation, and geopolitical tensions, making it an attractive investment.
Hear the story of the Big Maple Leaf, a massive 100 kg coin with a nominal face value of 1 million dollars, and the unfortunate theft of one of these coins in 2017. We'll also cover the security features introduced in 2013 and 2015, and the special designs that have made the Maple Leaf popular with collectors and investors.
Finally, get the latest updates on the 2025 Gold and Silver 1 oz bullion versions, available now on our website.
Stay tuned for more episodes in our 'History of World Bullion Coins' series. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to get notified of our latest videos. Thanks for watching!
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