The Silver Maple Leaf coin (SML) has been an investor favourite since its introduction in 1988 by the Royal Canadian Mint. This bullion coin is minted with one troy ounce (31.11 grams) of 9999 fine silver and a face value of $5.

What is the price of Silver Canadian Maple Leaf Coins today? The current ask purchase price for a silver Canadian Maple Leaf is: 26.43.

As a physical Precious Metal, Silver is an investment you can hold in your hand and feel its weight. It is a reliable investment that won?t become worthless when the stock market shifts. Through any economic disruptions, silver coins like the Canada 1 oz. Silver Maple Leaf coins are solid and reliable.

The Silver Maple has been minted and released annually since 1988 by the Royal Canadian Mint, following the success of the introduction of the Canadian Gold Maple in 1979. The obverse of the Silver Maple features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the year of manufacture and the denomination of $5.

Notable Differences

1. The maple leaf has a highly polished finish on the genuine coin but a matte finish on the counterfeit.
2. The security mark is laser-engraved on genuine coins.
3. The radial lines on genuine coins are very fine and result in a light-diffracting pattern.

The leaves are easy to identify by the deep, narrow notches separating 5-7 lobes (usually only 5 on Sugar Maple leaves), and the pale white undersides. Silver Maple leaves are quite whitish underneath. Photo by Brian Lacey. Silver Maple keys are very large and distinctively shaped.

Notable Differences

1. The maple leaf has a highly polished finish on the genuine coin but a matte finish on the counterfeit.
2. The security mark is laser-engraved on genuine coins.
3. The radial lines on genuine coins are very fine and result in a light-diffracting pattern.

In 2005, the Liberation of the Netherlands triple privy silver Maple Leaf - the rarest of all Silver Maple Leaf coins - was struck by the Royal Canadian Mint for the Royal Dutch Mint.

5 Canadian dollars Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is legal tender with a face value of 5 Canadian dollars, backed by the Canadian government.

The leaves are opposite, simple, and palmately lobed with five lobes. The lobes are often very deep; the margins of the leaves are toothed and the upper surface is bright green while the lower surface is silvery, white in color.

It is readily distinguished from sugar maple (i.e., hard maple) as the leaves of silver maple have deep notches between the lobes, whereas sugar maple's leaves have shallower notches. Silver maple is considered to be in the grouping of soft maples, and its wood is lighter, softer, and weaker than that of hard maple.

one troy ounce Since its introduction in 1988, the iconic Silver Maple Leaf (SML) has been a highly sought-after Royal Canadian Mint bullion investment coin. The SML is minted with one troy ounce (31.11 grams) of . 9999 fine silver, and has a face value of $5.

American Eagle Platinum Proof Coins Its $100 face value is the highest denomination for a U.S. legal tender coin.

The 1943 Bronze Lincoln penny has gone for hundreds of thousands of dollars, but it could go for as much as $1 million in perfect shape, according to CoinTrackers.com.

We're going to share with you eight of the most valuable Canadian coins and what they're worth.

• 1936 King George V Dot Cent: $300,000+
• 1921 King George V 5 Cents: $4,500+
• 1965 Queen Elizabeth II Large Beads 5 Cent: $2,000+
• 1921 King George V Half Dollar: $30,000+
• 1947 King George VI Curved Right 7 Half Dollar: $1,000+

9 of the most valuable coins in the world

• The 1787 Brasher Doubloon.
• The 1787 Fugio cent.
• The 723 Umayyad Gold Dinar.
• The 1343 Edward III Florin.
• The 1943 Lincoln Head Copper Penny.
• The 2007 $1 Million Canadian Gold Maple Leaf.
• 1913 Liberty Head V Nickel. Scott Olson/Getty Images.
• Morgan Silver Dollars. H.