2025 1 oz Platinum Maple (Single Coin) - MintFirst™

2025 1 oz Platinum Maple Leaf Coins MintFirst™ (Single Coin)

Kitco understands your need as a distinguished gold bullion coin buyer to obtain the latest and most pristine coins for your portfolio. This 2025 Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf Coin is delivered to you in mint condition, thanks to our MintFirst™ guarantee. The universally recognized design comes with a guarantee of authenticity from the Royal Canadian Mint, making it a particularly attractive option for those looking to diversify their portfolio. This MintFirst™ coin comes sealed in sleek, tamper-proof plastic packaging.

For this reason, Kitco's MintFirst™ line of products is for you. It provides you direct access to a single encapsulated 2025 Platinum Maple Leaf Coin and the assurance that you will be able to appreciate the luster and detail of your newly minted 2025 1 oz Platinum Canadian Maple Coin. You can be confident that the 2025 MintFirst™ coins delivered to you are in the same impeccable condition* as when they left the Royal Canadian Mint.

The central feature of the coin’s design is the universally recognized symbol of Canada, the maple leaf, which appears on the reverse side along with the coin’s purity and weight. The iconic Platinum Canadian Maple Leaf is one of the world’s most popular platinum bullion coins worldwide and it offers peace of mind for platinum bullion coin buyers as they are guaranteed by the government of Canada.

Obverse Design

• Effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati
• Mintage year of 2025
• Face value of 50 CAD

Reverse Design

• National symbol of the Canadian Maple Leaf
• Platinum purity stamp 9995
• Platinum weight stamp 1 oz
• Canada country stamp

Special Features

• 2025 version of the world-famous platinum coin
• Comes sealed in tamper-proof packaging
• Eligible for Precious Metals RSP & IRA
• Guaranteed by the Canadian Government

*Although this product has never been circulated, this product may be susceptible to minor imperfections during the minting and transportation cycle. There is no guarantee associated with the grade of the coin, other than it being current year and uncirculated.