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2009 Canada 1 oz Gold Maple BU (Vancouver Olympics, T'bird)
In honor of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, the Royal Canadian Mint released this beautiful Gold coin to commemorate the event.
4.4
75% of reviewers recommend this product
Posted By: Mike
Date: May 28, 2025
Good piece at reasonable price. Unique
Posted By: Aaron
Date: Jan 12, 2015
Am a fan of the Canadian line so I bought this for its looks and collectability. Usually apmex does a great job. This coin not so much. Arived loose not in a flip and had several scratches Im sure do to lack of care in prep for shipping. Outstanding peice poor handling quite a shame.
Posted By: Aaron
Date: Jan 11, 2015
Was excited to add this to my maple leaf collection. When I received the coin it was loose in the packaging despite there being a flip inside. The coin had several scratches most likly due to the manner in which I received it. Was very disapointing considering a big part of my collecting is for condition and this is a beautiful coin.
Posted By: Dre
Date: Nov 15, 2013
Coin is in great quality!
Posted By: James
Date: Jul 27, 2010
5 stars
Posted By: patrick.yip
Date: Jul 26, 2010
This is the most beautiful gold coin in my opinion. It's too bad that they're becoming harder to find, as the Royal Canadian Mint only minted 50,000 of them.
Posted By: Franciscus
Date: Jul 26, 2010
The picture does not do justice at all. You really have to see it yourself to believe it. Beautifully done and certainly one that you will cherish for a long time and pass on to your children.
Posted By: Michael
Date: Jul 24, 2010
What a great alternative Reverse design for the Maple, the best of the 3 reverse's for the 2010 Olympics series. This Totem design really works great in gold, more so than in silver. The spinning & turning leaves along the top border of the design is a really nice touch. As usual, I'm over the QEII profiles - but at least the Maples have a different one than the other commonwealth countries mints use.
