2014 Canada The Maple Leaf Pure Gold Fractional Set (No Tax) - 128188

2014 Gold Maple Leaf Fractional Set

Each coin in this 4-coin fractional set is certified to be 99.99% pure gold (see Product Specifications for individual diameters and metal weights.) All four coins feature a reverse image by Canadian artist Pierre Leduc showing three overlapping sugar maple leaves on a frosted background.

The top of the image features the embossed word "CANADA" while the bottom features the bilingual text "FINE GOLD" and "OR PUR" with the associated weight of each coin. Just to the right of the right-hand leaf is the purity standard of "9999."

The obverse features the date "2014," the face value of the coin, the words "ELIZABETH II" and the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt.

Specifications:
Item Number: 128188
Mintage: 600
Certificate: Serialized

Ounces: 1 ounce
Purity: 99.99% pure gold
Weight (g): 31.15
Diameter (mm): 30.0
Edge: Serrated
Denomination: 50 dollars

Ounces: 1/4 ounce
Purity: 99.99% pure gold
Weight (g): 7.797
Diameter (mm): 20.0
Edge: Serrated
Denomination: 10 dollars

Ounces: 1/10 ounce
Purity: 99.99% pure gold
Weight (g): 3.131
Diameter (mm): 16.0
Edge: Serrated
Denomination: 5 dollars

Ounces: 1/20 ounce
Purity: 99.99% pure gold
Weight (g): 1.581
Diameter (mm): 14.1
Edge: Serrated
Denomination: 1 dollar

Special Features:
- First incuse fractional set from the Royal Canadian Mint!
- The leaves on each coin have a carefully polished brilliant finish that highlights their details against the matte field.
- This rare set features four pure gold sugar maple leaf-themed coins in one-ounce and fractional denominations.
- The Royal Canadian Mint's world-renowned purity standard 99.99% brings exclusivity and prestige to the set.
- A highly limited mintage is sure to make this a sought-after set for collectors around the world.
- A valuable addition to any nature-oriented, Canada-themed, or fractional-themed collection.
- An exceptional gift for nature-lovers and lovers of Canadiana and the Canadian wilderness.

Packaging:
Coins are encapsulated and presented in a Canadian maple wood case, lined with flock, and protected by a black sleeve.