Description
Why add this beautifully minted First Strikes 2024 Canadian 1 Ounce Silver Maple Leaf coin with a Fireworks Privy Mark to your collection?
Since 1988, the Silver Maple Leaf series has been annually issued by the Royal Canadian Mint as the nation’s official silver bullion coin. The Premium Bullion Treasured Maple Leaf editions of the series, such as this 2024 dated coin, are minted with distinctive limited mintage privy marks. The coin was notably struck in the first few days of production, as indicated by the First Strikes designation on its original Mint packaging.
- This 2024 Treasured Maple Leaf coin is struck from one Troy ounce of 99.99% fine silver.
- The coin is among the first to be minted with the newly designed effigy of King Charles III.
- Design of the coin includes a celebratory Fireworks privy mark.
- The five dollar denomination Canadian legal tender coin measures 38 mm in diameter.
- The coin features a sensational brilliant uncirculated (BU) finish.
- As a security element, the coin’s fields are patterned with microscopically thin radial lines.
- The coin will arrive as originally packaged by the Mint.
- The coin is part of a 25,000 piece limited mintage.
Traditional Maple Leaf Imagery
Obverse: The obverse is adorned with an image of His Majesty King Charles III designed by award-winning Canadian artist Steven Rosati. Inscriptions include “CHARLES III,” “5 DOLLARS” and “2024.”
Reverse: A sugar maple leaf is centered on the reverse, accompanied by the inscriptions “CANADA,” “FINE SILVER 1 OZ. ARGENT PUR” and “9999.” The exciting Fireworks privy mark is located beside the stem of the leaf.
Exquisite Brilliant Uncirculated Coin
This 2024 Canada 1 oz. Silver Maple Leaf $5 coin with a Fireworks privy mark is presented in Brilliant Uncirculated (GEM BU) condition. Expect the ungraded coin to be beautifully minted, featuring a remarkably sharp strike, gorgeously finished surfaces and magnificent eye appeal. The bullion coin will ship as originally released from the Mint, encapsulated and mounted in a First Strikes Treasured Maple Leaf display card.
