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First issued in 1988, the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf remains one of the most widely recognized silver bullion coins available today. It followed the earlier release of the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, which made its debut in 1979, and holds the distinction of being the first silver bullion coin from a major industrialized country to feature a .9999 fine silver composition. Today, 2026 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Tubes are available at Bullion Metals.

Comes with a plastic tube!25 coins included per tube!39th release of Silver Maple Leafs!Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure silver per coin in BU condition (25 Troy oz total).The individual face values of $5 (CAD) are fully backed by the Canadian government.On the obverse is a portrait of King Charles III.The reverse side depicts a sugar maple leaf.Laser-engraved maple leaf privy on the reverse.

39th release of Silver Maple Leafs!

Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure silver per coin in BU condition (25 Troy oz total).

The individual face values of $5 (CAD) are fully backed by the Canadian government.

On the obverse is a portrait of King Charles III.

The reverse side depicts a sugar maple leaf.

Laser-engraved maple leaf privy on the reverse.

The species developed its distinctive leaf shape and seasonal color changes as evolutionary responses to maximize photosynthesis during the growing season while preparing for winter dormancy. Sugar maple leaves display remarkable consistency in their basic five-lobed structure, though individual leaves can vary significantly in size, ranging from 3 to 6 inches across.

All 2026 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Tubes are available with coins in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The tube contains 25 coins in total, with 25 Troy ounces of .9999 pure silver. Each coin has a laser-engraved maple leaf privy mark on the reverse.

The obverse design of the 2026 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf features a portrait of King Charles III. Introduced by the Royal Canadian Mint in 2024, this depiction shows the King in left-profile relief, notably without a crown. The design was created by artist Steven Rosati specifically for the Royal Canadian Mint.

On the reverse side of 2026 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf Coins, collectors will find the classic sugar maple leaf. This design has been a hallmark of the series since it was introduced in 1979 by Walter Ott for the Gold Maple Leaf. It continues to serve as the standard image across the Mint’s silver, platinum, and palladium Maple Leaf bullion coins.