Monster Box 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf (Dates Vary, BU)
2026/10/15
website seemed "clunky"
2026/10/15
been doing this for the grandkids for years they enjoy them
2026/10/15
System has trouble switching between order screens, payment and shipping. Back and forth loop several times.
2026/10/15
Ordering was simple. Not complicated at all.
2026/10/14
Great product
2026/10/13
Great no issues
Introduction
The Monster Box of 1 oz Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coins offers a convenient way to acquire 500 troy ounces of highly pure silver in one of the world's most recognized sovereign bullion coins. Each box contains 500 Brilliant Uncirculated Silver Maple Leafs, with each coin struck from one troy ounce of .9999 fine silver by the Royal Canadian Mint. Dates vary based on available inventory, making this product an efficient option for investors focused primarily on silver content, government-backed purity, and bulk precious metals ownership.
History
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Silver Maple Leaf in 1988 as the silver counterpart to its successful Gold Maple Leaf program. With a purity of .9999 fine silver, the coin established itself as a leading choice among silver investors and has remained a cornerstone of Canada's bullion program for decades.
Over the course of the series, the Royal Canadian Mint has introduced changes to the Silver Maple Leaf's portraiture and security technology while maintaining its core specifications. Modern issues incorporate advanced features such as precision radial lines and a micro-engraved maple leaf security mark, while coins dated 2018 and later also benefit from MINTSHIELD surface protection designed to reduce the appearance of white spots. Because dates vary with this product, specific design and security features will depend on the year of the coins received.
Design
The reverse of the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf features the iconic single maple leaf designed by Walter Ott, surrounded by inscriptions identifying Canada, the coin's one-ounce silver weight, and its .9999 purity. Depending on the date, additional security elements may include precision radial lines and a micro-engraved maple leaf containing a small numeral corresponding to the coin's year of issue.
The obverse portrait varies by date. Earlier issues feature an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, with the specific portrait depending on the year, while coins dated 2024 and later feature the effigy of King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati. The year of issue and legal tender face value of five Canadian dollars also appear on the obverse.
| Weight | 500 |
|---|---|
| Metal | Silver |
