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A one ounce Royal Canadian Mint gold coin at 999.99 fineness with a face value of 200 Canadian dollars. It is a separate product from the standard 999.9 Maple Leaf — the difference lies in purity and denomination, not in the quantity of metal. A bullion coin, with no paper certificate — standard for bullion. GoldInvest24.
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A one ounce Royal Canadian Mint gold coin at 999.99 fineness with a face value of 200 Canadian dollars. It is a separate product from the standard 999.9 Maple Leaf — the difference lies in purity and denomination, not in the quantity of metal.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Fine metal weight | 31.1035 g |
| Fineness | 999.99 |
| Face value | 200 CAD |
| Diameter | 30.00 mm |
| Thickness | 2.90 mm |
| Mint | Royal Canadian Mint |
| Series | Maple Leaf 999.99 |
| Mintage | varies by year |
| Packaging | capsule set in an assay card |
The usual gold Maple Leaf is 999.9 fine. The version marked 999.99 is a separate Royal Canadian Mint product with a face value of 200 Canadian dollars rather than 50, and a tenfold lower share of impurities.
The difference is real in technical terms but changes nothing about the metal: both coins hold one troy ounce of gold. The five-nines version is struck in smaller numbers and carries a higher markup — it is bought for purity and scarcity, not for quantity of metal.
The reverse shows the sugar maple leaf — a motif struck on Canadian bullion coins without interruption since 1979 and among the most recognised in metal trading. The obverse carries the effigy of the reigning monarch used for that year and the 200 Canadian dollar denomination.
The Royal Canadian Mint applies a micro-engraved maple leaf to the reverse containing the last two digits of the year. It cannot be seen with the naked eye and needs magnification — it allows authentication without disturbing the coin.
The coin ships in a capsule set into a card marked with the weight and fineness. The card is best left uncut: on resale the coin-and-card set is valued above the coin alone.
This item is supplied from coins of various years — which year arrives depends on availability. Weight, fineness and face value are identical regardless of the year of striking.
Gold at 999.99 is soft even by bullion standards. The capsule and card are best left closed: a scratch reduces the buyback price more than it would on a 999.9 coin.
We source coins from state mints and LBMA-accredited producers, in original packaging. Every shipment is insured and packed discreetly, with no markings indicating the contents. We also run a gold and silver buyback. Current quotes are on our gold price page.
| Coin | Year | Fineness | Face value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Call of the Wild: Cougar | 2015 | 999.99 | 200 CAD |
| Call of the Wild: Grizzly | 2016 | 999.99 | 200 CAD |
| Call of the Wild: Bobcat | 2020 | 999.99 | 200 CAD |
| Maple Leaf 999.99 (this coin) | various | 999.99 | 200 CAD |
Exactly 31.1035 grams at 999.99 fineness. The total weight is effectively the same as the metal content.
In fineness and denomination. The standard Maple Leaf is 999.9 with a 50 Canadian dollar face value; this version is 999.99 with 200 dollars. Both hold one troy ounce of gold.
No. This item is supplied from coins of various years, depending on availability. Weight, fineness and face value do not change.
The Royal Canadian Mint uses a micro-engraved maple leaf carrying the last two digits of the year, visible under magnification.
In Poland gold meeting the conditions for bullion is exempt from VAT under Article 122 of the VAT Act.
Yes, we buy back gold and silver. The buyback price follows the current metal quote and the condition of the coin together with its original packaging.
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