500 x 1/50 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026
- Crisis Protection: trade in fine amounts
- Proof: mirror finish
- Safely stored: 20 velvet pouches included
- Crisis ProtectionIdeal as a means of exchange when cards fail
- ProofHand-polished dies, each blank struck individually
- Safely storedEach coin in its own capsule, plus 20 velvet pouches
- 500 x1/50 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026 (Proof)
- 20 xVelvet Pouch 110x155 Petrol Blue
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Triple Maple Leaf 2026
500 coins,each with three leaves and a tree.
Leaf side: three maple leaves on a shared stem, KANADA at the top, 20 and 26 on the left and right, the weight and fineness at the bottom
The leaf side
Three leaves on one stem
A large central leaf with a smaller leaf on either side. Their stems meet at the bottom in a shared base.
Above them is KANADA, the year on the left and right, 20 and 26, and at the bottom 1/50 UNZE 9999 FEINSILBER.
Canada’s coat of arms also bears three maple leaves on one stem, since 1921, first in green and since 1957 in red. There, the sprig stands for all Canadians, according to the country’s heraldic authority.
Shared base of the stems
Midrib and veins
KANADA above the leaves
The tree side
Up the trunk into the crown
The other side shows a maple from below, the view running up the trunk into the branches. Behind it are maple leaves, some as silhouettes, some only in outline.
On the left, in large figures, is the face value, 1 DOLLAR, and at the foot of the trunk a small coat of arms of Liberia and REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA.
The issuing country is Liberia, the coin is made in Germany, and the manufacturer is Kettner Edelmetalle. KANADA on the leaf side names the theme of the design.
The version
The same small coin, piece by piece
Each coin weighs 1/50 ounce and is struck in Proof.
Blue velvet pouches come with them.
At a glance
500 coins of 1/50 ounce each
- Face value
- 1 DOLLAR per coin
- Issuing country
- Liberia
- Fineness
- 9999
- Weight
- 1/50 ounce
- 0.62 g each
- Diameter
- 16.5 mm
- Finish
- Proof
Face value and fineness as on the coin, all other details as stated by Kettner Edelmetalle.
Three leaves joined by one stem.
Triple Maple Leaf 2026, struck in fine silver.
Triple Maple Leaf 2026 in a 500-Piece Package: 310 Grams of Fine Silver, Divided into 500 Convenient Units of Value
Five hundred coins. Each in Proof quality, each in its own capsule, together 310 grams of pure fine silver. And yet each individual piece disappears without a trace into a trouser pocket. That is exactly the idea behind this package: crisis protection that doesn't sit as a heavy bar dormant in a safe, but can be broken down into 500 small, affordable steps in case of emergency.
The 500 x 1/50 ounce silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026 is a bundle for forward-thinking people. Anyone who has ever thought about how one actually uses wealth when cards stop working quickly arrives at the same answer: small denominations. A heavy ounce is good for storing. A 0.62-gram piece is good for trading.
The Hard Facts at a Glance
- Contents: 500 pieces of 1/50 ounce silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026 in Proof quality, plus 20 velvet pouches measuring 110 x 155 mm in petrol blue
- Fine weight: 0.62 g per coin, 310 g of fine silver in total (gross weight 310.31 g)
- Fineness: 999.9/1,000 – the highest purity class, the same standard that also distinguishes the classic Maple Leaf coins
- Format: 16.50 mm diameter, reeded edge, compactly struck – not a paper-thin foil, but a coin blank with tangible substance
- Issue: face value 1 dollar, country of issue Liberia, manufactured in Germany, year of issue 2026
- Quality and packaging: brand new, each coin individually placed in a sturdy coin capsule, delivered via insured value shipping
Three Maple Leaves in Mirror Finish
The obverse shows three delicately engraved maple leaves on a shared stem – leaf veins, jagged edges, and plastically graduated levels are worked out with such precision that the design appears almost three-dimensional. Above it arches the widely spaced lettering "CANADA", to the left and right stands the split year "20" and "26", and along the lower edge runs the inscription "1/50 OZ 9999 FINE SILVER". The reverse is dedicated to a mighty maple tree, its crown interlaced with stylized leaf contours, along with the coat of arms, face value, and "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA". The deep dark mirrored background against the brightly flashing relief sections: this effect is only achieved in Proof quality, for which dies are hand-polished and blanks are individually struck.
Why Small Units Are Unbeatable in Times of Crisis
- Medium of exchange on an everyday scale: Anyone paying with a whole ounce gives too much. With 1/50 ounce, fine dosing is possible – a real advantage in times of currency instability.
- Inconspicuous while traveling: These coins can easily be carried in a wallet while traveling without drawing attention – for emergency situations at home as well as abroad.
- Distributable rather than concentrated: 500 pieces can be split across several hiding places, family members, or the included velvet pouches – 25 coins per pouch divide evenly.
- Tangible security: Physical silver lies in your hand, independent of banks, electricity, or the internet.
Inflation Hedge, Value Preservation, and a Tax Advantage
Silver has been a monetary metal, a store of value, and a status symbol for millennia. Unlike fiat money, whose purchasing power rests solely on trust, it possesses an intrinsic value: electronics, solar, and medical technology create industrial demand for the raw material, while supply naturally remains limited. This makes physical fine silver a proven inflation hedge and a building block for value preservation across generations. In addition, profits from the private sale of silver are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year. Gold is humanity's oldest currency and has outlived all others – silver has accompanied it since time immemorial as its small, divisible sibling.
Comparison: 500 Tiny Coins or One Heavy Ounce?
The classic 1-ounce Maple Leaf from Canada, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1988, offers 31.1 g of silver in a single piece – material-efficient, but indivisible. This package takes the other path: more handling, but maximum flexibility and minting quality at collector's level. Honestly, both approaches complement each other ideally. Large units for storing, small silver coins for trading. Whoever owns both is more broadly positioned.
Crisis preparedness is not measured by total weight, but by how finely one can divide it in an emergency.
For Investors, Collectors, and the Prepared
Proof surfaces don't like fingerprints – so leave the coins in their capsules, and if you must handle them at all, only touch the edge. This way, the shine and preservation grade remain intact permanently. Whether as retirement provision, a quiet reserve for turbulent times, or a family treasure passed down through generations: this 500-piece bundle combines the purest fine silver, the highest minting quality, and the divisibility that truly matters when it comes to crisis protection.
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