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Despite the old cliché, bigger could just be better, specifically when it involves gold coins, or at the very least the Royal Canadian Mint believes so.
March 2 the Canadian Mint introduced a 10kg Gold Maple Leaf (GML) coin at the Prospectors and also Developers Association of Canada 2020 mining seminar. In total amount, 10 coins have been created and they are the most up to date Canadian Maple Fallen leave coins the Mint has produced, with the signature pureness of 99.999%.
" We are the only Mint on the planet to fine-tune gold to that purity and we were really thrilled to be able to put that right into this wonderful tribute to the GML that is identified as one of the most effective gold bullion coins worldwide," Alex Reeves, senior manager of interactions at the Royal Canadian Mint informed Kitco Information on the sidelines of the PDAC.
While the mint has actually developed 10 of these coins, only five are still readily available.
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Royal Canadian Mint unveils 10kg gold maple leaf coin
In defiance of the old cliché, bigger might just be better, especially when it comes to gold coins, or at least the Royal Canadian Mint thinks so.
March 2 the Canadian Mint unveiled a 10kg Gold Maple Leaf (GML) coin at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada 2020 mining conference. In total, 10 coins have been created and they are the latest Canadian Maple Leaf coins the Mint has created, with the signature purity of 99.999%.
“We are the only Mint in the world to refine gold to that purity and we were really delighted to be able to put that into this fantastic tribute to the GML that is recognized as one of the best gold bullion coins in the world,” Alex Reeves, senior manager of communications at the Royal Canadian Mint told Kitco News on the sidelines of the PDAC.
While the mint has created 10 of these coins, only five are still available.
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