Sell your Canadian gold coins
Gold Maple Leafs and every Royal Canadian Mint gold coin — 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz and 1/20 oz, .9999 and .99999 fine. Bring yours to any of our 4 Northern Virginia locations for a free appraisal and instant payout.
48 of 96 Canadian Gold Coin products
$200 Canadian Gold Commemorative Coin (Random Year, Varied Design)
1 Gram Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coin (Random Year)
How we price your Canadian gold coins
The Gold Maple Leaf and its Royal Canadian Mint siblings are struck at .9999 fine — and some newer issues at an extraordinary .99999. Every one carries the gold weight stamped on its face, whether that is a full ounce or a fractional 1/2, 1/4, 1/10 or 1/20 oz, so working out the metal value in front of you takes seconds.
We confirm the coin is authentic, put it on the scale, and match the current gold price to its stated content. Standard bullion Maples settle near that figure; graded or special Royal Canadian Mint releases can carry something extra, which we include when collectors are paying for it. Payment is handed over during the same visit, with no envelopes and no clearing period.
What to bring and what to expect
Carry your Maples in however they are stored — singly, in mint tubes, in flips, or in original assay cards — and keep any certificates or graded holders together with the coins. A valid photo ID is asked of each person selling.
Booking ahead is unnecessary. Drop in during business hours, watch a no-cost appraisal that we explain step by step, and decide without any push: accept and the money is yours on the spot, decline and the coins stay with you.
Canadian Gold Coins: common questions
Are Gold Maple Leafs worth more than other bullion coins?+
Their purity is higher than most — .9999 or even .99999 fine — but the payout still follows the gold content at the live spot price. Extremely soft, pure gold can scratch easily, and heavy marks can matter on graded coins, though not on ordinary bullion.
Do you buy fractional Maple Leafs?+
We do — 1 oz down to 1/20 oz. Each fraction is paid on the exact gold weight printed on the coin, priced against the current market, plus any premium a graded or special issue earns.
What about older Royal Canadian Mint gold coins?+
We buy Maples of every year and other RCM gold such as the Call of the Wild and wildlife series. Common bullion tracks its gold value; scarcer graded pieces can bring a collector premium we account for when it applies.
My Maple Leaf has milk spots — can I still sell it?+
Yes. Those pale spots are a surface quirk of pure gold and do not change how much metal is in the coin, so a bullion Maple is still paid on its full gold content. They only weigh on price where a coin's grade is what carries a premium.
Ready to turn your valuables into cash?
Walk into any Northern Virginia location or request a free quote online anytime, and you only sell if you love the offer.