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Debuting in 1979, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf quickly earned a reputation as one of the most enduring gold bullion coins in the world. It follows only the South African Krugerrand in terms of uninterrupted production history. While it began as a single-weight release, the series has since grown to offer six different weight options each year. Among them, the 1 oz coin has consistently stood out as a popular choice with both investors and collectors. Now, 2026 1/4 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coins are available online at Bullion Metals.

Coins arrive in individual plastic or sealed sheets of 20 coins!47th year of availability for Gold Maple Leafs!Contains 1/4 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold in BU condition.Issued a face value of $10 (USD) by Canada.King Charles III on the obverse.Sugar maple leaf on the reverse.

Coins arrive in individual plastic or sealed sheets of 20 coins!

47th year of availability for Gold Maple Leafs!

Contains 1/4 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold in BU condition.

Issued a face value of $10 (USD) by Canada.

King Charles III on the obverse.

Sugar maple leaf on the reverse.

The obverse of the 2026 1/4 oz Gold Maple Leaf Coin introduces the first Canadian portrait of King Charles III. Designed by artist Steven Rosati, the left-facing effigy presents the King without a crown. This marks just the third time a Canadian artist has contributed a monarch’s likeness to national coinage.

On the reverse of 2026 Canadian Gold Maple Leafs, the design continues to showcase Walter Ott’s iconic sugar maple leaf design. First released in 1979, this image has become a signature element of the Maple Leaf series, featured throughout its Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium editions.

Sugar maple leaves undergo a striking transformation throughout the growing season, beginning as bright green foliage in spring and early summer. During these months, the leaves are rich in chlorophyll, which masks other pigments and gives them their vibrant green appearance. The leaves maintain this green coloration through the peak growing season as they efficiently photosynthesize and contribute to the tree’s energy production.