2016 RCM 1 gram 9999 Gold Coin (MapleGram8™ Design)

The Canadian Gold MapleGram gives investors a chance to make an affordable bulk purchase of Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coins weighed in grams, rather than the standard 1 oz coins. Right now the 2016 8 Gram Canadian Gold MapleGram is available from BuySilverMalaysia. This unique product from the Royal Canadian Mint is a composite of 8 individual 1 gram Gold Maple Leaf coins, each in its own assay card. The 8 coins are packaged in a divisible blister pack that can be separated into smaller 1 gram coin cards. With this first of its kind, inspiring Asian-themed presentation of the iconic Maple Leaf, you'll have an affordable way to purchase 8 grams (over 1/4 oz) of gold! Designed for the Asian market, this sleeve of gram sized gold maples is presented in spectacular fashion.

Product Highlights:

• Packaged in a sealed sleeve that contains 8 individual 1 Gram coins.
• Includes a total weight of 8 Grams (.2822 oz) of .9999 pure gold.
• Each individual coin has been issued a face value of $.50 (CAD) by the federal government of Canada.
• Packaged in a divisible blister card with a unique serial number shown on the back of each individual assay card.
• Obverse: Susanna Blunt’s design of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the date and 50 cent face value.
• Reverse: Iconic maple leaf design featured on all Gold Maple Leaf coins, along with the coin’s weight and purity.
• Ships in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
• Guaranteed by the Royal Canadian Mint.

2016 8 Gram Canadian Gold MapleGrams are unique because it offers one of the world’s most popular coin designs in a sealed package containing a total of eight coins. With your purchase today, you receive a sealed sleeve with eight individual 1 Gram Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coins. Each coin in the MapleGram package has its own assay, authenticating the coin’s weight and purity.

Further, the individual 1 Gram Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coins in this product listing are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. A BU coin has no signs of wear and tear, though it may feature breaks in the luster, spotted surfaces, or contact marks from striking.

On the reverse face of each coin is the sugar maple leaf in the center, with the nation of issue, purity, metal content, and weight engraved around it. The obverse bears the right-profile portrait of England’s Queen Elizabeth II, along with inscriptions of her name, the face value, and year of issue.

The Royal Canadian Mint is one of the preeminent minting facilities in the world. Originally founded in 1908 in Ottawa by the British, today the mint has expanded to include an additional facility in Winnipeg.