Royal Canadian Mint of Maple Leaf (2013) 1oz Gold 999.9 - Cond: A

Completed its original refinery in 1911, Royal Canadian Mint had served the British Empire during the Great War, producing a large quantity of gold bars for Britain to pay its debt to other countries. The refinery has produced 999.9 fine gold bars since 1969, hence, became the world’s first refinery to produce and to achieve the purity of 999.9 fine gold bullion coins. Perth Mint, the Australia’s third branch of Britain’s Royal Mint was opened in 1899. In 2007, Royal Canadian Mint has been awarded with the Guinness World Records certification of the largest coin in the world: the masterpiece 100 kg of $1 Million worth gold bullion coin with the purity of 99.999%. Portrayed as one of the most beautiful gold coins in the world with a classic design and a high purity of 999.9 fine gold, this coin is loved and amongst the most sought-after gold coins worldwide.This classic gold coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint can be purchased by 1 oz. of 999.9 fine gold. The obverse side of the coin features the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II along with the denomination and year,which is in the year of 2013 while the reverse side of the coin showcases the maple leaf, one of Canada’s most popular symbols, along with the weight and purity of the gold bullion coin. This coin is an ideal way to invest in gold for collectors and first-time buyers. It is available at the lowest premium over its intrinsic metal value; smaller bars tend to cost more.