Obverse

Reverse

5 Dollars (CAD)

Canadian Silver Maple Leaf

Canada (Royal Canadian Mint) · 2019

A brilliant uncirculated silver bullion coin featuring a maple leaf and Queen Elizabeth II with radial security lines.

Country: Canada (Royal Canadian Mint)
Year: 2019
Denomination: 5 Dollars (CAD)
Metal: .9999 Fine Silver (4 Nines)
Grade: Uncirculated / Mint State (Bullion grade)

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Overview

A brilliant uncirculated silver bullion coin featuring a maple leaf and Queen Elizabeth II with radial security lines.

Historical significance

First introduced in 1988, the Silver Maple Leaf is one of the world's most recognized silver bullion coins. The 2019 edition features advanced security features like radial lines and a laser-micro-engraved maple leaf privy mark.

Obverse (front)

Right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Legends: ELIZABETH II, 5 DOLLARS, 2019. Background features radial security lines.

Reverse (back)

A detailed sugar maple leaf. Legends: CANADA, FINE SILVER 1 OZ ARGENT PUR, 9999. Includes a small laser-engraved maple leaf security mark containing the number '19'.

Estimated value

$30 - $45 USD (primarily based on current silver spot price plus a dealer premium)

What drives this coin's value

Current silver market spot price, physical condition (lack of 'milk spots'), and presence of original packaging.

Grade assessment

Uncirculated / Mint State (Bullion grade)

Mintage & rarity

Common; typically minted in the millions (approx. 22.5 million for 2019)

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Check the micro-engraved '19' inside the small privy leaf with a loupe. Verify the weight (exactly 31.1g) and diameter. Real coins have distinct, sharp radial lines.

Notable varieties & errors

Commonly prone to 'milk spots' (white cloudy patches), which can slightly reduce numismatic eye appeal but not silver value.

Similar coins

Often compared to American Silver Eagles or Austrian Philharmonics; distinguished by the .9999 purity (vs .999) and the specific maple leaf design.

Care & preservation

Store in the current plastic flip or a PVC-free capsule. Handle only by the edges and avoid cleaning, as silver is soft and prone to hairline scratches.

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Overview

Historical significance

Obverse (front)

Reverse (back)

Estimated value

What drives this coin's value

Grade assessment

Mintage & rarity

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Notable varieties & errors

Similar coins

Care & preservation

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