25th Anniversary Maple Leaf Coin

Don't worry about "milk spots", you can clean them with those cleaning pastes used in kitchens... just make sure you don't use anything with acids, that will cause dark spots on your silver.

So, people: milk spots are treatable!
 
Gilded version mintage 525

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Yes i.ve seen this one but the one i posted mintage 525 i cant find nothing about it on line
seems so low for a maple
 
Razz said:
Yes i.ve seen this one but the one i posted mintage 525 i cant find nothing about it on line
seems so low for a maple
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Usually means aftermarket gilding in Germany. Hard to call that a mintage since they are already included in the official mintage number from RCM.
 
I think u are wrong about the maple 25 year gilded version it can be a german thing as u say
but the prize and demand is very high so its a winner
 
Gilded version on APMEX- http://www.apmex.com/product/80703/2013-1-oz-silver-canadian-maple-leaf-25th-anniversary-gilded They're stating 525 mintage too.

This guy claims "It's part of their bullion issue which they don't sell directly to the public; from their press release:
"In keeping with a distribution model common to the world's major issuers of bullion coins, the Mint does not sell bullion directly to the public. Interested buyers are encouraged to contact a reputable bullion dealer to order this special limited edition 25th anniversary Silver Maple Leaf bullion coin, which will be available as of early December 2013."
 
What's next privy marks.
They must have been talking to perth mint. Now that's how you milk thinks, no spots.
 
None of these are official products. Nothing stopping me from buying 500--gilding them, printing a coa--and claiming "limited mintage"!
 
the lowest price is 129 euro on the bay in us canada 2 times the price of europe
justfushin its a business if nothing stops u man freaking do it :)
 
Justfishin said:
None of these are official products. Nothing stopping me from buying 500--gilding them, printing a coa--and claiming "limited mintage"!
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Edit--my rep at the mint made a mistake. They are official, but only for the European market.
 
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