Canadian Maple Leaf 1 Oz Gold Coin

i found one of these gold coins lying around when i was cleaning out a old closet, i did some research some places say its worthless and some places are saying its worth almost $900. how much is it worth and where can i sell it besides ebay?
***its a 50$ coin, i neglected to mention that before***

If they are genuine Canadian Maple Leafs, a coin dealer would probably pay around $1100US each depending upon the condition. I hope that helps.

2010-01-10 20:13:12 by jackie hoot

A closer look at the 2008 canadian maple leaf 1oz gold coin (2nd episode of In Focus) official specifications Gold content: 1 Troy ounce Diameter ...

i know one is gold eagle in 91.67 and a gold maple leaf is 99.99 but the eagle weight's more due to copper and silver added to the coin where the maple leaf does not the are both 1 oz of fine gold, is what they say on the coin.. do they both have the same gold in them just the eagle has more other medals for hardness vs the maple leaf or does the maple leaf have more gold being 99.99?????


i am soo lost here.. help

The Canadian coin has more gold. They both have a true total weight of 1oz. The mix in the US coin means there is less total gold in the Eagle.

2009-06-10 08:15:45 by darklinks404

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Hi All,

Can somebody help me understand wash sales rules for Gold Coins. If I sell a 1 oz American Buffalo coin and immediately purchase a 1 oz Canadian Maple Leaf coin, do wash sales rules apply? It is still 1 oz of 24 ct gold, but is a different physical coin.

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2008-01-02 14:17:44 by kmk

Price: $495.00

Canadian legal tender (face value five dollars)
Coin contains 1/10 Ounce Fine Gold
24K, Guaranteed 0.9999 purity by Royal Canadian Mint

Considering the fact that Canadian Maple leaf is 99.9% gold and American Eagle is only 91.6% gold, I'd expect the maple leaf to be costlier.
I'm trying to find if the maple leaf is lighter than americal eagle - that is whether 1 troy oz is the gold content of the eagle and not the actual coin weight.
(I know this is the case with South African Krugerrands, but I've never bought american eagle)
Americal is a typo - I meant American Eagle

Are you comparing dollar to dollar??

American dollar = $1.00

Canadian dollar = $1.10969

So, Canadian dollar is worth more, which is whey it costs more for the American dollar.

2006-05-05 12:15:57 by jakuruvi

any one recommending reputable gold coin dealers? I 'm wanting to buy some 1 oz gold american eagles or canadian maple leafs?

If you happen to find one, please let everyone on here know.

2009-03-21 21:14:22 by case v