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Canadian Gold Coins
Buy Canadian gold coins from BullionByPost. Similar to Australia, Canadian coins relied heavily on the supply other countries for many years. The Royal Canadian Mint has been in operation since 1908 and now manufactures coins for Canada and other nations.
Below is our full selection of Canadian gold coins, including older historic coins, collectible proof issues, and modern bullion coins including the popular Maple Leaf series. All of our gold Canadian coins include fully insured delivery in the prices shown. Need help buying a Canadian gold coin? Call our friendly staff on 0121 634 8060 or email support@bullionbypost.co.uk and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
1914 Canada $10 Gold Coin NGC MS64
from £2,524
1913 Canada $10 Gold Coin NGC MS64
from £2,017
1914 Canada $10 Gold Coin PCGS MS63+
from £1,917
1912 Canada $10 Gold Coin PCGS AU53
from £1,666
2025 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,664
2015 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,660
1989 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,650
2014 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,696
1992 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,650
2016 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,664
2021 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,660
2019 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,668
2018 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,668
2022 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,660
2023 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,655
2020 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,668
2017 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,683
2024 1/2oz Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin
from £1,655
2024 MapleGram 25 x 1g Gold Coins
from £2,765
from £2,779
2023 MapleGram 25 x 1g Gold Coins
from £2,765
2022 MapleGram 25 x 1g Gold Coins
from £2,765
2025 MapleGram 25 x 1g Gold Coins
from £2,656
2019 Maple Bullion 3-Coin Set Boxed
from £2,800
Canadian Gold Coin History
Coins were in extremely short supply for the first two hundred years of Canada's history. A number of French and English coins circulated until 1908, when the Ottawa Branch of the Royal Mint struck its first coin - a Gold Sovereign featuring a ‘C' for Canada.
In 1979, the Royal Canadian Mint began production of gold bullion, and is particularly famous for their Maple Leaf series of coins. The simple design, and high gold purity have made these coins a popular choice with investors around the world.
Older gold Canadian coins have a value in Canadian Dollars, and are typically struck in 900 fineness.
