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The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf in 1988, marking the debut of the world’s first .9999 fine silver coin to be produced on a large scale. This release followed the earlier success of the Gold Maple Leaf and mirrored its design elements, showcasing a portrait of the reigning British monarch on the obverse and the distinctive sugar maple leaf on the reverse. Today, the 2011 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Coin is available from Bullion Metals.

Comes with individual flips or plastic tubes of 25 coins!25th issue in the Silver Maple Leaf series!Each coin contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver in BU condition.The face value of $5 (CAD) is fully backed by the Canadian government.Obverse features an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II.Reverse displays the iconic sugar maple leaf.

Comes with individual flips or plastic tubes of 25 coins!

25th issue in the Silver Maple Leaf series!

Each coin contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver in BU condition.

The face value of $5 (CAD) is fully backed by the Canadian government.

Obverse features an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II.

Reverse displays the iconic sugar maple leaf.

The official adoption of the maple leaf as Canada’s primary national symbol culminated in 1965 when the red maple leaf flag was introduced, replacing the previous Canadian Red Ensign. After an extensive national debate and consideration of thousands of design submissions, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson’s government selected the simple yet distinctive design featuring a stylized, 11-point red maple leaf on a white square with red bands.

All 2011 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Coins are available here with individual plastic flips. If available, you may receive your coins in plastic tubes of 25 coins.

The obverse of the 2011 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf showcases Queen Elizabeth II in a right-facing profile. Created in 2003 by Canadian artist Susanna Blunt, this uncrowned portrait is the fourth generation of royal effigies used on Canadian currency. Blunt is notably the second Canadian designer to produce a monarch portrait for the nation’s coinage.

On the reverse of 2011 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf Coins, the sugar maple leaf design by Walter Ott—originally introduced in 1979—graces the coin. The maple leaf’s significance was further reinforced during the 1867 Confederation, when Alexander Muir’s patriotic song “The Maple Leaf Forever” helped solidify the leaf as a symbol of unity and pride across the country.

Be sure to check out other offerings in this series, such as the2014 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf. For added convenience, customers may also reach us via our live chat or by filling out the online form on our Contact Us page.