2023 Canadian Twin Maples 2 oz Silver Coin – .9999 Fine Silver | Royal Canadian Mint

2023 Canadian Twin Maples 2 oz Silver Bullion Coin – .9999 Fine Silver

A substantial 2 troy ounce Canadian silver bullion coin produced by the world-renowned Royal Canadian Mint, featuring the striking Twin Maples design by Canadian artist Celia Godkin.

Struck from 99.99% pure silver, the reverse depicts two beautifully detailed sugar maple leaves joined to a single stem — a modern interpretation of one of Canada’s most internationally recognised national symbols.

The coin incorporates the Royal Canadian Mint’s advanced bullion security technology, including precisely machined radial lines and a micro-engraved maple leaf security mark containing the number “23”, identifying the year of issue.

The 2023 edition is also notable for being one of the final Canadian bullion issues to feature Queen Elizabeth II. The obverse carries Susanna Blunt’s effigy alongside a special memorial marking with the dates 1952–2022 and four pearls representing the four Queen Elizabeth II effigies used on Canadian circulation coinage during her reign.

With 2 full troy ounces of .9999 fine silver, a compact 38 mm diameter and $10 Canadian legal-tender denomination, the Twin Maples offers both substantial bullion weight and strong collector appeal.

Product Details

Year: 2023
Metal: Silver
Weight: 2 Troy Oz
Actual Weight: 62.29 g
Purity: .9999 Fine Silver
Silver Content: 2 Troy Oz
Mint: Royal Canadian Mint
Country of Issue: Canada
Face Value: $10 CAD
Type: Legal Tender Silver Bullion Coin
Finish: Bullion with Radial Lines
Diameter: 38 mm
Edge: Serrated
Reverse Designer: Celia Godkin
Obverse Designer: Susanna Blunt
Security: Micro-engraved maple leaf with “23”
Mintage: No fixed published maximum
Condition: Bullion / Uncirculated
Packaging: Supplied securely protected for delivery

Please note: This is a bullion coin rather than a proof coin. Minor contact marks, light scratches, milk spotting, toning or other cosmetic imperfections may be present as a result of normal minting, transport, handling or storage. These do not affect the coin’s stated silver weight or purity.