Royal Canadian Mint 1g Gold Maple Leaf Coins (Maplegram25 Segment)

Coin (Bullion/Fractional) · Yellow Gold (Pure 24K unalloyed bullion)

Purity: 24K (999.9 Fine Gold), meaning 99.99% pure gold content

Royal Canadian Mint 1g Gold Maple Leaf Coins (Maplegram25 Segment)

Type

Coin (Bullion/Fractional)

Purity

24K (999.9 Fine Gold), meaning 99.99% pure gold content

Gold Type

Yellow Gold (Pure 24K unalloyed bullion)

Weight

1 gram per coin (4 grams total shown)

Description

A set of four 1-gram Gold Maple Leaf coins, individually sealed in their original black and gold assay card segments. These coins feature the iconic Canadian Maple Leaf design on the reverse and a portrait of the reigning monarch on the obverse. Known as part of the 'Maplegram25' divisible pack, these are highly liquid, fractional gold investment pieces favored for their 99.99% purity and government backing.

Key Features

Fractional 1g size, micro-engraved laser maple leaf security mark, 99.99% purity, and RCM serialized assay packaging

Color & Finish

Rich deep yellow luster with a radial line finish and high-relief frosting on the maple leaf

Hallmarks & Stamps

9999 Fine Gold / 1g / Canada embossed on the reverse; Royal Canadian Mint branding on Assay cards

Dimensions Estimate

8 mm diameter per coin; card segments approximately 25 mm x 25 mm

Gemstones & Inlays

None; pure bullion with micro-engraved security features

Clasp & Closure

Sealed in original Royal Canadian Mint tamper-evident blister packaging (Assay card)

Chain & Links

Reeded edge (milled) on the coin circumference

Craftsmanship Details

Struck with precision dies featuring light-refracting radial lines that serve as both aesthetic finish and anti-counterfeiting measure

Authentication Indicators

Precise radial lines, high-quality RCM font on card, consistent diameter, and official Assay card branding

Origin & Maker

Canada; The Royal Canadian Mint (Ottawa/Winnipeg)

Era & Period

Contemporary (Modern Bullion Era)

Age Estimate

Circa 2014 to present (the 1g Maplegram format was introduced in 2014)

Cultural Significance

Represents Canadian national identity through the maple leaf symbol and serves as a global standard for investment-grade gold

Condition Notes

Mint condition (MS-60 to MS-70 equivalent); sealed in original protective plastic to prevent surface scratching

Value Estimate

Melt value + 15-25% premium (fractional gold carries higher premiums than 1oz bars due to minting costs)

Care & Maintenance

Keep inside the original assay card to maintain value and prevent scratches. Store in a cool, dry place away from PVC-based plastics.

Similar Items

1g PAMP Suisse Gold Bars, 1/25 oz Gold Philharmonic, or Valcambi Combibars (1g segments)

Interesting Facts

The Royal Canadian Mint was the first refinery in the world to produce .9999 fine gold bullion coins in 1982.

Identified on 5/28/2026