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Grand Maple Leaf Silver: frequently asked questions
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The Silver Grand Maple Leaf contains 5 troy oz of .9999 fine silver, so its melt value is closely tied to the silver spot price ($65.33). Dealers price it above melt, with the premium reflecting its large-format sovereign coin status and RCM provenance. This page tracks 2 listings from 2 dealers so you can compare current prices directly.
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The Silver Grand Maple Leaf is the Royal Canadian Mint's first 5 troy oz pure silver bullion coin, launched in 2026. It extends the Maple Leaf bullion brand with a larger 63.5 mm diameter and features the red maple (Acer rubrum), distinct from the sugar maple used on the standard 1 oz Maple Leaf. It carries a face value of $25 CAD and shares the modern RCM security features introduced across the Maple Leaf family.
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Yes. The Silver Grand Maple Leaf is .9999 fine silver (four nines purity), the same standard as the 1 oz Maple Leaf. Each coin contains 5 troy oz (155.53 grams) of silver. The .9999 purity exceeds the .999 threshold required for precious metals IRAs in the US and meets investment-grade silver standards in all major markets.
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Yes. The Grand Maple Leaf carries two security features from the Royal Canadian Mint. Precise radial lines are machined into the coin's surface across both fields. A micro-engraved maple leaf privy mark, visible only under magnification, contains the year of issue. The RCM introduced this combination of features across its Maple Leaf bullion range in 2015 as an industry benchmark for anti-counterfeiting.
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Tax treatment depends on your country. In the UK, silver coins are not exempt from Capital Gains Tax (unlike British gold legal-tender coins), so gains are taxable at 18% or 24% above the £3,000 annual allowance. In Canada, 50% of any capital gain is included in taxable income at your marginal rate. In the US, silver coins are taxed as collectibles at up to 28% on long-term gains.