Canadian Gold Maple - 1 oz - mixed years

Various years of the Maple Leaf gold coin

Named after the maple leaf, this Canadian coin is the second most common bullion coin in the world after the Krugerrand. The Maple Leaf coin has been official tender in Canada since 1979. The fineness was increased to 999.9/1000 from 1982.
The mint is the Royal Canadian Mint based in Ottawa. The Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) was founded in 1908 as a branch of the British Royal Mint before being placed under the supervision of the Minister of Finance of Canada.

Front

A maple leaf is shown on the motif side, 9999 is written to the right and left of it, CANADA above it and the bilingualism in Canada on the Maple Leaf 1 ounce gold coins is presented on the lower edge of the coin with English FINE GOLD, 1 OZ and French OR PUR. The maple leaf, which means Maple Leaf in English, also gave the coins their name.
The 1 oz gold and silver coin has been available with additional security features on the back since 2015. In addition to the complex, radial line structures, the last two digits of the current year are depicted in a small, structured maple leaf. 

Back

The value side features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, which has been minimally altered and adjusted over the past few years. ELIZABETH II is stamped above the portrait and the face value and year of issue are stamped below. On the Maple Leaf 2023, the years of her reign -1952 to 2022 - were added.