Canadian Silver Maple Leaf
Gold IRA Glossary
A one troy ounce silver coin from the Royal Canadian Mint, struck in .9999 fine silver. It exceeds the .999 minimum the IRS sets for silver, making it IRA-eligible, and it typically trades at a premium similar to the American Silver Eagle. The coin features the same maple leaf design as its gold counterpart.
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