Canadian Platinum Coins

Canadian Platinum Coins encompass a broad range of platinum bullion and numismatic issues produced by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM), one of the world's most respected sovereign mints. The category includes bullion strikes, proof issues, and collector-focused releases across a variety of weights and denominations, all struck in .9995 fine platinum — among the highest purities available in any sovereign platinum coin program.

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About Canadian Platinum Coins

The flagship of this category is the Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf, first introduced in 1988, making it one of the earliest government-issued platinum bullion coins in the world. The obverse carries the effigy of the reigning monarch, while the reverse features the iconic maple leaf design that also appears on Canada's gold and silver Maple Leaf series. Standard bullion strikes are available in 1 troy oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz, and 1/20 oz denominations, with face values denominated in Canadian dollars. Beyond the Maple Leaf, the RCM has issued a range of proof and specimen-finish platinum coins featuring Canadian wildlife, landscapes, and cultural motifs, many in limited mintages that attract dedicated collectors.

On Lone Star Coins, buyers will find Canadian Platinum Coins listed across multiple years, formats, and grades — from raw BU bullion rounds to NGC- and PCGS-certified examples in holders. Listings span single coins, fractional sets, and occasional multi-coin proof sets from various years of the Maple Leaf and specialty RCM programs. Whether collectors are assembling a date run of 1 oz Platinum Maple Leafs or seeking a specific proof issue, this page brings together inventory from multiple vetted dealers in one place.

Updated June 2026

Frequently asked questions

Canadian Platinum Coins issued by the Royal Canadian Mint — including the Platinum Maple Leaf bullion series — are struck in .9995 fine platinum. This places them among the purest sovereign platinum coins available from any government mint worldwide, and the fineness is stated directly on each coin's reverse.