Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coins

Here at Wall Street Metals, we are professionals in sourcing and selling gold maple leaf coins. Our gold maple leaf coins are eligible for precious metal IRAs, and we offer a free fully insured shipping service to protect your coins and investment.

Browse our range of Canadian gold maple leaf coins below. We stock a selection of coin weights, from the 1/10 oz gold Canadian maple leaf to the 1oz Canadian maple leaf, we guarantee to have a coin that is suitable for your investment.

History and design of Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coins

Firstly, the Canadian gold maple leaf coins is available is a selection of weights which are:

1 oz
½ oz
¼ oz
1/10 oz
1/20 oz
1 gram

The gold maple leaf coins have a rich history which stems back to 1979 when the first gold maple leaf was produced. They are .999 fine and guaranteed by the Canadian Government, since 1979 they have become one of the world’s most popular fine gold coins. Demand for the gold maple leaf coin is growing year on year due to its history and beautiful design.

The design of the Canadian gold maple leaf is virtually unchanged since its introduction in 1979. Queen Elizabeth II is featured on the observe and in recent years, slight changes have been made to this design to feature the Queen’s initials. The maple leaf that is featured on the reverse, is the national symbol of Canada, this leaf is finely detailed with veins and texture.

Since 2013, each maple leaf has been laser micro-engraved with radial lines and a miniature maple leaf mark which will contain the coins year of issue under magnification.

Why invest in Canadian Gold Maple leaf coins?

Why buy Gold Maple Leaf Coins from Wall Street Metals?

The precious metals market is built for businesses and governments. However, here at Wall Street Metals we like to take a different approach, so we’re built for individuals rather than organisations. To achieve this, we don’t charge any commission and we’re here to be transparent and explain every part of the purchase process.

The purchase of precious metals can be daunting, but our team are on hand to help guide and support you at all times. If you have any questions regarding our Canadian gold maple leaf’s for sale or about us, then please contact our friendly team today or book a call with us and we’ll be happy to help you!

Frequently Asked Questions

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover. We also accept Bank Wire as a form of payment.

What states do you ship to?

The Lower 48 states only. Our precious metals insurance carrier only covers USA (excluding Alaska & Hawaii)

Do you offer international shipping?

No, our precious metals insurance carrier (Lloyd’s Of London) covers USA only (excluding Alaska & Hawaii)

When will I receive my order?

When you will receive your order depends primarily on three factors:

When we receive your payment (wires must be initiated/sent by you) Please note that you will receive a Paid email once your payment is received.

Holding period after cleared payment. Depending on your payment method, we will hold the order once payment is received and cleared. The hold periods by payment method are listed in checkout and in your confirmation email.

Shipping method and transit time. FedEx & USPS will be used. Tracking will be emailed to you 3 business days after payment processed.

I’m paying by Credit Card, is there a surcharge?

YES, when paying via Credit Card 3% surcharge is added at checkout.

To avoid this additional fee pay via Wire Transfer.

How do I buy coins to put in my IRA?

If you wish to have your coins held in an IRA we can act on your behalf and deal with your custodian to ensure safe, quick, and hassle-free delivery of your coins. Like us most IRA Trust companies also use Delaware Depository to hold your coins so this would be a simple electronic transfer, we sell the coins and transfer them to your IRA, once we are in receipt of full payment.

If you have any further questions about adding your coins into your IRA, please visit our FAQ’s.

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