The Rarest and Oldest: Canadian Silver Maple Leaf
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- I take you on a quick journey through my completed tube of different year canadian silver maple leaf coins. This particular goal has been a long time in the making so Im glad I finally got there, with some interesting iterations too...including the rarest standard issue year, 1997
Very nice maples in your stack. It's great to see some of the older ones.
Cheers dude. I'm really pleased with this tube actually. That 1997 wasn't easy to find for a good price so Im happy with that!
Maples are lovely coins, congrats on finishing the tube.
Mojomancer cheers! Do love them and I’m pleased with the range I’ve achieved here!
What's interesting with Canadian coinage is that the third and fourth portrait of Her Late Majesty are being designed by Canadian sculptors Dora De Pedrey-Hunt and Susanna Blunt respectively instead of the ones designed and provided by the Royal Mint. Gotta love them Silver Maples
Great reaching goals !!!
Thanks man, it sure does feel good to finally reach a major goal!
I was able to pick up 100 of the 1997 maples at $6 USD each way back around 2000 off of ebay. I think I still have about 4 of them but sold off the others about 10 or 20 at a time for about $70 USD each a few years later. Definitely one of the best financial decisions I ever made. I feel if the price of silver goes quite high, the premium for 1997's won't be that great so that's I got rid of them.
Congrats on reaching your goal!!
Thanks man, feels nice to see my stack coming together!
wow very cool video! never seen maples that old!
I was considering getting a few older years as some of them arent too expensive but are relatively rare. Check metoemans response to Big Lorry's comment!
Congratulations on filling your tube 😃 I'm a bit of a ways behind you on my tube of Britannias
Pan's Purse thanks man! This tube was a long term project for me, baby steps my friend!
Great video
I like the radial design it's cool!
Yes it was a good move by the RCM! Cheers for dropping by!
I lucked up and got two 1997 in a random year order a couple of years ago and now there going for well over a hundred dollars now also the 96 and 98 are good years too.
Nice video, you do a better job than all those shouty yanks.
Thanks for sharing!
Always great to achieve a goal, big lad. And congrats on picking up the '97! Funny you were talking about Trump - I saw a placard at the demo in Glasgow yesterday that simply said, "Fuck Off Ya Wotsit!". Love it. Thanks for the show!
Big Lorry cheers big man, the 97 was a little tricky to source but I managed it! Haha the Scots do know how to arrange an insult! Keep well mate!
Hi Big Lorry and Noob. I live in the middle of Maple Leaf country and work in a coin shop to boot and I have only been able to acquire five 1997 Maples. There are a few other Maples from the 90's that are also scarce. I have only 8 91's, 644,300, 3 92's 343,000, 2 93's 889,946, 4 94's 1,133,900, 13 95's 326,244, (I got lucky here), 3 96's 250,445, 2 98's 591,359, 2 99's 1,229,442 and 5 1999/2000 298,775. These are all mint sealed gems with no spots and abrasions; not so easy to find. The others are plentiful. Your '97 is worth putting in an airtite as it is worth quite a bit, so it might be a good idea to pick up another Maple to complete the roll.
Great collection of SML
Scottish stacker : I can't believe the price I got a few myself from biggers
The 2017 PU Krugerrands are now selling in Germany for £72.00 also only 1 million minted. I have 100 of the 2017's paid only £20.30
I plan on getting one or two for my tube but I’m not paying that! I’ll pay 30 tops! Lol
Granny perm head! Lmao good one!
Is that Mrs. Buttersworth on the back of the CML?
I have Silver maple leaft 1989.1990.1991.1992.1993 what is the price of them i found them it was from my grandpa :D, also i find Cook islands silver coin 2009
I understand the concept of the 'incuse' but I was wondering, since it's incuse on both sides, would you not lose a tiny amount of weight in the total oz?
I’ve never thought of that! But I can tell you these weight a very slight amount over 1 oz, so I guess they make it up somehow, the incuse is very very slight too.
They do weigh less . Look it up
@@StackerNoobUK excuse me the new deeper incuse are less weight
You reached the goal? Now it is time to get all the gold ones... 🥴
Nice
Will The Squidge thanks man!
I have a sheet of sealed 89 maples, you can find them if you hunt lol
did the smell get worse with the windows open when that helo flew over? ;)
Is the 2011 Canadian maple leaf of much value
Maple lead a lot of milk spot 😂😂
Where is the silver forum?
no milk spotting ?
Don't you affraid touching them without gloves?
No not at all. Just bullion coins after all. I only use gloves for proof or collectors coins!
You dont have 2005 tulip privy. That is the rarest among canadian silver maple. Only 3,500 minted.
Privy coins don’t count! They’re a total con in my opinion. I’m talking basic bullion coins dude!
How many do you want at £30.00.I am willing to sell you 10 at that price
Silver goes into a HUGE amount of products, correct? Correct and that is why the price MUST stay low, very low and will never go up and stay up. Silver's problem is that it is a very necessary ingredient in products for companies that trade on Wall Street. Companies know that if Silver goes to $40 and stays there the American economy would fall hard. If Silver went to $100 per ounce and stayed there in just over a year the World economy would collapse. Wall Street will NEVER allow silver to go up and stay up. Wall street purchases tons of Silver and dump it and short it constantly to avoid it ever going and staying up and they are very good at it! Even the public would scream for the government to step in and stop the rise of Silver because 80% of products they buy would be rising daily. Do Not buy Silver as an investment it is NOT one.
I would agree and disagree with you. Silver does go into a huge amount of products, but it does o in tiny amounts. Therefore overall demand is high, but it is thinly spread demand. It means that even if silver went to $100 per ounce, we would see almost no change in end product prices. The fact that it is so highly demanded yet so cheap tells you that it is indeed being quashed price-wise, but the laws of supply and demand always extert themselves eventually, and the longer the manipulation the more violent the correction. Thanks for watching in any case!
I use to have one with a moose 🫎 on the back of it but I sold it kinda wish I kept it now because it’s no longer being made