1 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaves Black and Gold 2026 (Mintage: 100 | Iced Out | partially gilded)

1 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaves Black and Gold 2026 – World Mintage of Just 100 Pieces

• Exclusive: These rare collector's items are available exclusively from Kettner Edelmetalle.
• Strictly limited: a tiny world mintage of just 100 pieces worldwide.
• Growth opportunities: Very high value appreciation potential due to the scarce mintage and the strong demand among collectors.
• Rarity: an exceptionally rare collector's piece for discerning numismatists.
• High-quality finishing: Each specimen is elaborately finished for you in several technical processing steps.
• Design: three striking maple leaves against a deep black, sparkling starry field – two gleaming in gold, with the central leaf set off in dark contrast.
• Material / fineness: 1 oz fine silver with a high purity of 999.9/1,000 and a fine weight of 31.1 g.
• Investment goal: a rare collector's coin that, due to its strict limitation, carries high value appreciation potential.
• Manufacturer: minted for the Republic of Liberia and subsequently finished in Germany exclusively for Kettner Edelmetalle.
• Country of origin: issued by the Republic of Liberia; the finishing is carried out in Germany.

Some coinages are simple bullion products – this piece, by contrast, is a small work of art in precious metal. The 1 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaves Black and Gold 2026 takes up the world-famous Canadian maple leaf theme and translates it into a dramatic interplay of velvety black and radiant gold. As a finished collector's coin, it tells a story all its own, rather than simply representing a material value. With a face value of 20 dollars, a diameter of 40 mm, Proof quality, and delivery in a protective coin capsule, it is a fully-fledged showpiece for the collector's shelf from the very first moment.

The Design – Three Maple Leaves Between Black and Gold

At the heart of the obverse design are three artfully arranged maple leaves floating against a deep black field that glitters like stars. Two of the leaves shine with a warm, richly gilded gleam, while the central maple leaf is set off in dark, three-dimensional relief – an appealing contrast that gives the classic Maple Leaf design an entirely new depth. Around the edge you can read "KANADA", the year of issue "2026", and the inscription "1 UNZE 9999 FEINSILBER". The reverse surprises with a mighty maple tree whose crown dissolves into finely chiselled maple leaf silhouettes in black and gold; here the face value "20 DOLLARS" and the lettering "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA" carry the numismatic information. In this way, the design of both sides – from the obverse to the reverse – becomes a fully composed stage for the Canadian national symbol.

The Finishing – Handcraftsmanship and Precision from Germany

The basis is a classic maple leaf coin made of silver, which is further processed in Germany in several coordinated steps to a high-quality finish. First, the sparkling "iced out" effect is created, making the surface shimmer like a nighttime starry sky. The side maple leaves and the reeded edge are then partially gold-plated, setting warm accents against the deep black. An integrated hologram provides additional light reflections, while the finely gold-plated edge rounds off the elegant overall impression. This multi-stage finishing process demands the utmost precision – making each of the 100 specimens a small one-of-a-kind piece.

Strictly Limited – A True Rarity with High Potential

What makes this issue so desirable is its extremely limited mintage. The mintage of just 100 pieces places this piece among the true rarities that collectors look out for far beyond Germany's borders. It is precisely this strict limitation, combined with lively demand, that underpins a remarkable value appreciation potential. Anyone seeking a rare collector's coin that stands out both aesthetically and numismatically will find a collector's piece of the first order here.

Small mintages, big impact: the scarcer a coinage, the more sought-after it becomes among enthusiasts over the years.

Silver – A Timeless Collecting and Store-of-Value Metal

This issue joins the sought-after silver coins in the Kettner "Symbolism" series and appeals to all those who appreciate artistically designed Maple Leaf motifs. Silver has held a firm place for millennia as a coinage metal, as a symbol of wealth, and as a popular collector's item; it is durable, in demand worldwide, and retains its physical properties across generations. Besides the joy of collecting, this white precious metal also scores points with a tax advantage: profits from the sale of silver are generally tax-free, provided the holding period is at least one year. Anyone who combines their interest in collecting with thoughts of inflation hedging and solid crisis protection will find in physical precious metal a tangible asset with a long tradition – though here the focus is clearly on the collector's and rarity character.

Who This Coinage Is Especially Suited For

• Collectors seeking unusual, strictly limited design variants of the Maple Leaf.
• Connoisseurs who value handcraftsmanship, the iced-out look, and partial gold plating.
• Enthusiasts who want to add an exclusive piece with low mintage and potential to their collection.

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