1 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaves Opal 2026 (Mintage: 100 | Opal | Gilded)

Triple Maple Leaves Reverse Opal 2026 – golden maple leaves on a shimmering opal background

• Strictly limited: A tiny mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide – no more examples of this edition will ever be produced.
• Growth opportunities: Very high value appreciation potential thanks to the limited quantity and strong demand among lovers of Maple Leaf designs.
• Rarity: An extraordinarily rare collector's coin that you won't come across on every corner.
• Investment goal: A coveted collector's piece whose small edition carries high value appreciation potential.
• Exclusive: Available solely at Kettner Edelmetalle – in no other shop.
• High-quality finishing: Opal coloring and gold plating are created in several coordinated technical process steps.
• Design: Three golden maple leaves on a shared stem rest on a sparkling opal background, while the reverse guides the eye up the trunk of a maple tree to its crown.
• Material / fineness: A full ounce of the finest silver with a fineness of 999.9/1,000 (31.1 grams), struck in Proof quality.
• Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle – additionally finished afterwards in Germany.
• Country of origin: Germany, the official issuing country is the Republic of Liberia with a face value of 20 dollars.

Some coins can be recognized from two meters away. The Triple Maple Leaves Reverse Opal 2026 clearly belongs to that group. Three three-dimensionally shaped, gold-gleaming maple leaves rest on a background that sparkles in blue, turquoise, emerald green, and vibrant shades of pink and red – as if a precious opal had been placed under a magnifying glass. Above it, the word "KANADA" appears in golden letters, while the year is split into "20" and "26" on either side, and the inscription "1 UNZE 9999 FEINSILBER" at the bottom reveals what this beauty is made of. For lovers of extraordinary silver coins, this edition is a true highlight of the year.

✔ Three leaves, one stem – a symbol with history

The arrangement on the leaf side is no coincidence. A large central leaf flanked by two smaller leaves, their stems converging at a shared base below: this exact image has adorned Canada's coat of arms since 1921. Originally depicted in green, the three maple leaves turned red with the 1957 redesign. On this coin, they now shine in gold, finely modeled down to the most delicate leaf vein.

The value side continues the story. It shows a maple tree from a frog's-eye perspective. The eye travels up the sturdy, roughly textured trunk into the branching limbs, behind which maple leaves appear partly as silhouettes, partly only as fine outlines. On the left, the face value "20 DOLLARS" stands out prominently, while at the foot of the trunk sit the small coat of arms of Liberia and the inscription "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA". Leaves on one side, the tree on the other – two halves of a single idea.

✔ Reverse Opal – when the play of color is reversed

This edition owes its name to a clever twist. In the sister edition Black Ruthenium, the maple leaves shimmer opal-like against a deep black field. The Reverse Opal variant turns this principle around: here, the entire coin field becomes a sparkling opal surface, while the leaves, lettering, and coin edge are gold-plated. The effect is warmer, more festive, and almost like a piece of jewelry.

The tree side also gleams in a rich golden tone. The Proof finish – internationally known as Proof – is one of the most demanding quality standards in coin minting and gives the relief additional depth, so that the trunk appears to literally grow out of the field. Each step of the finishing process requires the utmost precision, as the opal effect and gold plating must align exactly with the contours of the minted design.

Three leaves on one stem, a tree growing toward the sky – and only 100 examples that will ever exist of this edition.

✔ Comparison: classic Maple Leaf and the Kettner edition

Anyone familiar with Maple Leaf coins knows the Silver Maple Leaf from the Royal Canadian Mint, one of the world's most renowned bullion coins. The Triple Maple editions from Canada are also issued in significantly larger quantities. The 5-ounce 2026 version alone has a mintage of 1,550 pieces. This edition plays in a different league entirely: with a mintage of only 100 pieces, it is many times scarcer.

Both paths have their appeal. The classic Maple Leaf suits those who primarily collect ounces and want to buy close to the material value. The Reverse Opal edition, on the other hand, is aimed at connoisseurs seeking rarity, elaborate design, and a motif available in this form only here. Those who combine both will have a wonderfully balanced collection.

✔ Key information at a glance

• Material: Fine silver 999.9/1,000, partially gold-plated and colored
• Fine weight: 31.1 g (1 ounce)
• Diameter: 40 mm
• Edge: reeded
• Face value: 20 dollars (Republic of Liberia)
• Year of minting: 2026
• Condition: Proof (PP)
• Mintage: 100 pieces
• Series: Symbolism
• Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
• Delivery: in a protective coin capsule

The finishing is carried out with the utmost care by a specialized company in Germany. The manufacturer reference pertains to the coin itself, not to the finishing process.

The coin capsule protects the sensitive surface from scratches and fingerprints. Our tip: it's best to leave the product in its capsule – this way, the shine of the gold and opal effect will stay as fresh as the first day for years to come.

✔ Silver – the collector's metal

Silver has accompanied humanity for thousands of years. It served countless cultures as a monetary and trade metal, was regarded as a sign of wealth and prestige, and is still valued today in jewelry making for its noble shine. The metal is durable, retains its physical properties across generations, and is also in demand in electronics, solar technology, and medical technology. Good to know: profits from the private sale of silver in Germany are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.

With this coin, however, the focus is clearly on the passion for collecting. For those who wish to supplement their holdings with classic bullion coins for inflation protection or a well-thought-out package for crisis protection, we offer dedicated categories for that purpose.

✔ A collector's piece that lasts

The very low mintage, the artful opal effect, and the motif rich in tradition make the Triple Maple Leaves Reverse Opal 2026 a highlight of any display case. Due to its strict limitation, this item is unlikely to remain available for long – so anyone who has fallen in love with this design should not wait too long. If you have any questions about this edition or the entire Triple Maple series, our customer service is always happy to help.

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