Canadian Gold Coins

Canadian Gold Coins encompass gold coinage produced by the Royal Canadian Mint, ranging from iconic bullion issues to commemorative and numismatic releases. The category includes coins across a variety of weights, denominations, and series — from widely traded bullion rounds to limited collector editions struck in .9999 fine (24-karat) gold.

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About Canadian Gold Coins

The Gold Canadian Maple Leaf, first issued in 1979, is the flagship of this category and one of the most recognized gold bullion coins in the world. It is struck in .9999 fine gold as a standard, with select issues reaching .99999 fineness. The series spans denominations from the 1 oz $50 face-value coin down to fractional sizes including 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz, and 1/20 oz — making it accessible across a broad range of collector and accumulator preferences. The Maple Leaf's obverse traditionally features the effigy of the reigning Canadian monarch, while the reverse displays the iconic sugar maple leaf that gives the series its name. Later issues incorporated security features such as radial line backgrounds and a micro-engraved maple leaf privy mark.

On Lone Star Coins, buyers will find Canadian Gold Coins listed by multiple dealers across a range of years and formats, including random-year bullion, specific-date issues, and fractional weights. Current listings include the 1 oz and 1/10 oz Gold Maple Leaf in random-year BU condition, with inventory expanding regularly as dealers add new stock. Whether you are building a date run, adding fractional gold to your holdings, or sourcing a specific Maple Leaf year, this category brings together offerings from vetted dealers in one place.

Updated June 2026

Frequently asked questions

This category primarily features Royal Canadian Mint gold issues, with the Gold Canadian Maple Leaf series being the most widely listed. Listings span multiple weights — most commonly 1 oz and fractional sizes such as 1/10 oz — and may include random-year bullion strikes as well as specific-date coins. Other Canadian Mint gold commemoratives and special issues may also appear as dealers add inventory.