Royal canadian mint

[stinkycheese1]

Due to my worrying antics, I've decided to try ordering gold coins only directly from world mints.

 

I have a few questions. First, I believe this is the right address for the royal canadian mint, http://www.mint.ca/royalcanadianmintpublic/index.aspx?requestedPath=/en-CA/Home/default.htm but i want to make sure

 

Also, I noticed they are not selling any maple leafs. This seems hard for me to believe, why wouldn't the canadian mint sell maple leafs? I do not want to spend $80 on a 1/25 oz (barely over a gram of gold) wolf coin that is the same pureness as a maple leaf. I want to get a 1/20 oz or 1/10 oz maple leaf.

 

 

[MTHead-migration]

In the Catalog Browser select COLLECTOR and the go to page 2 for gold.

 

Some of the coins are not yet available. You'll have to read the fine print.

[BULLY]

Due to my worrying antics, I've decided to try ordering gold coins only directly from world mints.

 

I have a few questions. First, I believe this is the right address for the royal canadian mint, http://www.mint.ca/royalcanadianmintpublic/index.aspx?requestedPath=/en-CA/Home/default.htm but i want to make sure

 

Also, I noticed they are not selling any maple leafs. This seems hard for me to believe, why wouldn't the canadian mint sell maple leafs? I do not want to spend $80 on a 1/25 oz (barely over a gram of gold) wolf coin that is the same pureness as a maple leaf. I want to get a 1/20 oz or 1/10 oz maple leaf.

 

 

mint.ca is correct for the Royal Canadian Mint.

 

For some reason, I can't copy and paste it, but I've asked them the same question YEARS ago -- they DO NOT sell their bullion outside of Canada (except to authorized dealers)

 

Check the FAQ button, item number 3.

 

As an American though, you CAN buy it directly at the Royal Canadian Mint, in Ottawa.

 

It's GORGEOUS to see, and irresistible!