The fourth coin in our annual series features one of the designs from the classic Maple Leaf Forever, a famous series inspired by the iconic maple leaf design that graced Canada's one-cent circulation coin from 1937 to 2012. It is a Douglas Maple leaf overlapping a Sugar Maple leaf; proudly perched upon their delicately crossed stems, the leaves portray the characteristic elements of each species of Acer.

Includes a "25" maple leaf privy mark and a special certificate. Order today!

• A MASTERS CLUB EXCLUSIVE: This is the fourth coin in an annual series reserved exclusively for Masters Club members, our most dedicated collectors.
• FULLY GOLD PLATED: Crafted from 99.99% pure silver, this new addition to your collection has been fully gold plated to give it the appearance and gleam of a gold coin.
• SCALLOP SHAPED: The coin's scallop shape adds an extra touch of sophistication to this beautifully crafted piece.
• A YEARLONG CELEBRATION OF THE MAPLE LEAVES: This 99.99% pure silver coin is among the first of several 2021 coins that celebrate the 25th anniversary (1996-2021) of Canada's national arboreal emblem. A special "25" maple leaf privy mark marks the occasion on your coin's reverse, and on several more coins in our 2021 arboreal anniversary collection.
• A BEST-SELLING SERIES:
  • Coin #1 (2018) featured the Million Dollar coin design (2007).
    
  • Coin #2 (2019) featured the one-cent circulation coin design (1937-2012).
    
  • Coin #3 (2020) features L.C. Wyon's crossed maple boughs design (1858-1936).
    
  • Coin #4 (2021) features one of the designs from the classic Maple Leaf Forever series (2013).

Design:
A Masters Club exclusive, the fourth coin in the annual Iconic Maple Leaves series is a fully gold-plated, scallop-shaped tribute to one of the designs from the classic Maple Leaf Forever series. The design of a Douglas Maple leaf overlapping a Sugar Maple leaf is relaunched to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Canada's National Arboreal Emblem.

Did you know?
On April 25, 1996, the Deputy Registrar of Canada proclaimed the Acer genus the country's official arboreal emblem, citing the maple leaf's historical role as a symbol of national identity, the important part the genus has played in the country's historical and commercial development, Acer's aesthetic importance to Canadians, and its role as an important, environmentally sustainable economic resource.