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Canadian Maple Leaf

The Canadian Maple Leaf is one of the most famous gold coins in the world. It was first minted in 1979 and the design, featuring the iconic Canadian maple leaf, has remained relatively unchanged since then.

Canadian Maple Leaf gold coins are struck in 99.99% pure gold, which makes them attractive and popular with those who want to protect their wealth with the power of gold. These gold coins are internationally recognised and traded and accepted worldwide - thereby creating an extremely liquid asset.

If you would like to learn more about the Canadian Maple Leaf gold coins, please call our gold experts on 0800 055 7050 or click on the coins below.

 

 

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PCGS 2018 1oz Gold Canadian Maple Leaf MS66

2018 1oz Gold Canadian Maple Leaf MS66 Mint-State 'Above Average' MS66: Above average strike. Full mint luster. Above average eye appeal and be considered attractive for the issue. A few, small scattered marks may be present, but not a single, large obvious mark that detracts from the overall nice appeal of the coin. PCGS Population Worldwide: 2
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Why so many people buy Canadian Maple Leaf gold coins from Direct Bullion

People choose to buy their Canadian Maple Leaf gold coins from Direct Bullion because we are the only bullion supplier to meet all 4 critical requirements:

1. Rated UK’s No.1*

We are proud to be rated the UK’s No.1 Bullion Dealer from the respected Bullion Directory. In addition, we have won multiple awards for service excellence and are independently rated at 4.8 out of 5.

2. Smooth, secure delivery

For your complete peace of mind, all items are fully-insured for delivery and with door to door tracking. All items are delivered by reputable courier companies giving you confidence every step of the way.

3. Expert information

You have unlimited access to our friendly specialists who are on-hand to answer any questions you may have to help maximise your results and achieve your objectives.

4. Ongoing support

You will be assigned your own personal gold specialist who will work for you to keep you up to date with your gold, its growth and the financial markets. You will also receive a complimentary subscription to our exclusive publication, InFocus (worth £299 per year).

This combination - only from Direct Bullion - has led to a long-standing reputation for integrity, professionalism and care, which has cemented the Direct Bullion position as one of the world’s go-to services for purchasing Candian Maple Leaf gold coins.

Our team of gold experts are on-hand to help you every step of the way in your purchase of Canadian Maple Leaf gold coins. You can simply call them on 0800 055 7050. Naturally, you can also purchase any of the above Canadian Maple Leaf gold coins from our secure website.

Why gold increases in value

Gold has increased in value by an average 12.5% per year from 2005-22 (Source: Goldprice).

There are many factors that drive the price with each individual factor able to propel the value of gold upwards by itself. Yet often, these factors work at the same time to drive even further growth.

 
  • Interest Rates

    Gold can benefit from both lower and higher interest rates. Lower interest rates suggest a weaker economy, which can turn people away from stocks and shares and towards gold. 

    Meanwhile higher interest rates can lead to more mortgage defaults, etc. which can push people towards gold as a form of wealth insurance.

  • Inflation

    As goods and services become more expensive, your cash buys less and less. As a result, if your earnings and investments are not keeping up with inflation then unfortunately you will be getting poorer.

    As inflation damages the value of cash, many people are inspired to move their wealth into gold for added protection.

  • Uncertainty

    At times of national or international uncertainty (created by the political, social, economic, etc. situation), people naturally want to reduce their risk and protect what they have.

    As gold is considered a safe-haven asset, this uncertainty can increase the demand for gold, and therefore increase its price.

  • Supply

    Gold is a finite resource. When compared to the 19702, 80s, and 90s, far fewer 50+ million, 30+ million or 15+ million ounce gold deposits are now being found, with mining production having levelled since 2016 (source: Investopedia). 

    This decrease in gold supply can then lead to higher gold prices.

  • Currency Movements

    The price of gold is dollar denominated. As a rule, when the dollar is weaker, relative to other currencies worldwide, the price of gold tends to increase in US dollar terms. This is because people want to move their wealth away from the dollars and into gold.

  • Versatility of Gold

    Gold has many uses beyond becoming coins or bars - the jewellery market accounted for 55.4% of the global gold demand in 2022.

    The gold jewellery material segment is projected to register the fastest growth of the entire jewellery market from 2022 to 2030 (Source: Statista). This strong demand for gold can then contribute to the overall increase in gold prices.

These factors can have a significant impact on gold coins over time.