*2 Ounce minimum gold purchase. $25 charge applied to orders under 7 Ounces unless minimum is met with some other product (Silver, Platinum, Palladium). Call for details.*
The Royal Canadian Mint was established in 1908 as a branch of Britain’s Royal Mint, initially operating from a facility in Ottawa to produce Canadian coins domestically rather than having them struck in London. What began as a modest operation to mint gold sovereigns and Canadian silver coins has evolved into one of the world’s most innovative minting institutions, pioneering advanced security features like holographic technology.
Bar arrives in a unique assay card.
Proudly Canadian assay includes several red maple leaves.
Made in Canada.
Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
Obverse features the Royal Canadian Mint emblem. Reverse showcases repeating maple leaf logos.
In the obverse design of the 1 oz RCM Gold Bar, you will find the emblem of the Royal Canadian Mint. The stylized maple leaf is set at the center of a circle that has the name of the mint in both English and French. The identifying hallmarks of the bar are found on this side, as well as two textured maple leaf security privy marks. For the reverse, the Royal Canadian Mint Gold Bar features lines of the RCM stylized maple leaf logo.
The Royal Canadian Mint gained full independence from Britain in 1969, becoming a Crown corporation, and has since expanded to include a state-of-the-art facility in Winnipeg, which opened in 1976. Today, it not only produces Canada’s circulation coins but also creates collectible coins, bullion products, and medals for countries worldwide, establishing itself as a leader in numismatic artistry and anti-counterfeiting technology.