Buy Silver Coins in Canada

Buy Silver Coins in Canada — Maple Leafs and the World's Sovereign Coins The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is the coin Canada gave the silver world: one troy ounce of .9999 fine silver, minted by the Royal Canadian Mint, with security engraving that dealers everywhere recognize on sight. Gold Stock Corp sells Maple Leafs alongside American Silver Eagles, Britannias, Philharmonics and Krugerrand silver at our Mississauga head-office store (1323 Matheson Blvd E), our Malton store (7086 Airport Rd #3) and our Vancouver store (736 Granville St #510), and by insured delivery across Canada, priced from the live Canadian-dollar spot price. Why buyers choose coins over bars A sovereign coin carries a government mint's guarantee of weight and purity on its face, which makes it the most liquid form of silver there is: any dealer in Canada — and most dealers in the world — will price a Maple Leaf instantly, without testing. Coins are also naturally divisible: a tube of twenty-five ounces can be sold five ounces at a time, where a kilo bar is one indivisible lump. That liquidity and divisibility is what the coin premium buys. The premium is real, so the honest comparison is purpose. Building the lowest-cost pile of ounces points to bars; building a holding you can sell in any amount, anywhere, points to coins. Many Canadian stackers hold both: bars for the core, Maple Leafs for the flexible edge. Maple Leafs, Eagles and the rest Maple Leafs lead in Canada for good reasons — the highest standard fineness (.9999), radial-line and MintShield security features, and the home-market advantage that every Canadian counter knows them. American Eagles carry the deepest market in the United States and a premium to match. Britannias, Philharmonics and Kangaroos round out the recognized sovereign set, each .999 or finer and each instantly saleable. What to avoid for investment purposes is paying collectible premiums on modern issues: a proof or privy-mark coin is a collectible purchase, priced on scarcity, and should be bought as one. A tax note that matters in Canada: silver, including silver coins, is generally subject to GST/HST, unlike qualifying investment gold. The full invoice figure — live price, premium and applicable tax — is always shown before you commit. Buying and selling back Buy in store at Mississauga, Malton or Vancouver, or order for insured, tracked delivery anywhere in Canada. Keep coins in their tubes or capsules if you care about condition premiums on sovereign issues. When the time comes to sell, our counters buy Maple Leafs and the recognized sovereign coins back from the live spot price, in store or by insured mail-in — the same five-minute pricing that makes the coins worth owning. Frequently asked questions Are Silver Maple Leafs a good buy in Canada? They are the most liquid silver product in the country: .9999 fine, Royal Canadian Mint struck, and priced instantly by every Canadian dealer. That liquidity is what their premium over bars pays for. Is GST/HST charged on silver coins? Generally yes — silver coins are subject to the applicable GST/HST in Canada, which is shown on your invoice before you pay. Coins or bars — which is cheaper per ounce? Bars, at larger weights. Coins cost more per ounce and return the difference in liquidity and divisibility when you sell. Do you buy silver coins back? Yes — Maple Leafs, Eagles and the recognized sovereign coins, at any of our three stores or by insured mail-in, priced from the live spot price. Keep exploring Buy gold in Canada · Buy silver in Canada · Shop bullion · Sell gold in Toronto · Acheter des lingots d'or au Canada