Generic Silver – 10 oz
$743.86 /unit AUD
423 in stock (can be backordered)
$39,781.14 /unit
Buy Back Price: $31,036.50
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The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin features on the reverse one of Canada’s most iconic symbols, the Maple Leaf. There could be toning or milk spots on the coin as mix date coins are all buy backs. Every Silver Maple Leaf bullion coin dated 2018 and later features MINTSHIELD™ Surface Protection, the world’s only proven technique for significantly reducing the appearance of white spots or “milk spots” on Silver bullion coins. Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is a beautiful tribute to one of the most recognizable Canadian symbols in the world. These coins feature various dates of productions. These coins are buybacks and could be a varying condition.
The price of Silver, like many other commodities, tends to be driven by a combination of supply and demand metrics as well as speculation. Whilst the price of Silver is well known for being more volatile than Gold due to its smaller market size, lower market liquidity as well as ever-changing supply and demand from the industrial sector and its properties as a store of value over long periods of time.
Silver is well regarded as a safe-haven asset for investors during times of economic upheaval, uncertainty and financial stress. The market conditions applicable to Silver, are much like that for Gold, and tend to be driven by monetary policy, the value of the US dollar, geopolitical concerns, physical demand as well as the available supply from mining production.
GBA offers a large range of silver products from known brands. Listing sizes from 1 oz coins to 5 kg cast bars.
$39,781.14 /unit
4 in stock
The Royal Canadian Mint is a corporation of the Crown and operates as the mint of Canada under the Royal Canadian Mint Act; with ownership held in trust for the Crown of Canada. Producing all of Canada's circulating legal tender coins and for a number of other countries around the world as well, their range of services includes the manufacturing and design of base metal and precious metal collector coins, gold, silver and PGM bullion coins, tokens and even medallions. The Royal Canadian Mint also offers both silver and gold refinery along with assaying services.
The Master of the Mint is accountable to the Ministry of Finance which serves as a consort for the relationship between Parliament, Cabinet and the Mint. Producing a vast range of the highest-purity gold, silver, palladium, and platinum bullion coins with the ever-recognizable Maple Leaf motif and investment grade bars of gold and silver as well as bespoke products for both industrial applications and the jewelry industry globally.
Sources for the Royal Canadian Mint include primary producers, financial institutions, recyclers and industry; all of which their innovative and state-of-theart refinery is fully capable of refining precious metals from. Raw gold is refined to 995 fine and then to 9999 fine for customers around the world.