
50 x 1/50 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026

- Divisible Reserve: individually exchangeable
- Proof: deep mirror shine
- Well Protected: each in its own capsule
- Divisible ReserveEach coin is its own store of value for emergencies
- ProofIndividually struck with hand-polished dies in Germany
- Well ProtectedPlus two petrol-blue velvet pouches for transport
- 50 x1/50 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026 (Proof)
- 2 xVelvet Pouch 110x155 Petrol Blue
Triple Maple Leaf 2026
50 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

50 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.
50 x 1/50 oz Silver Triple Maple Leaf 2026 – Your Emergency Reserve in 50 Small Units
Fifty wafer-thin silver coins, each individually housed in a coin capsule, each with a diameter of just 16.50 mm: this bundle is not intended as a display piece for the cabinet, but as a practical, tangible form of crisis protection. Anyone preparing for turbulent times doesn't need a heavy bar that no one can make change for – but rather many small, instantly recognisable units. That is exactly what this package delivers: 50 pieces of fine silver 999.9/1,000 in the highest minting quality Proof, totalling 31 g fine weight.
Why small denominations are the core of every crisis provision strategy
In a genuine emergency situation, divisibility is what counts. A heavy ounce is valuable, but unwieldy when it comes to exchanging it for everyday goods. Small denominations in gold and silver solve this problem: they only require you to part with as much metal as is actually necessary.
- A medium of exchange in miniature format: each coin contains 1/50 oz of fine silver – fifty times over in the set, and thus fifty individual units of value.
- Discreet on the go: the thin discs can easily be carried in a wallet while travelling without attracting attention – whether stashed at home or carried far abroad.
- Securely stored: brand new condition, each coin in its own capsule, plus two velvet pouches measuring 110 x 155 mm in petrol blue for protected transport.
- Anonymous and insured: delivery via insured shipping.
- Tax clarity: after a minimum holding period of one year, profits from the private sale of silver are generally tax-free.
The design: three maple leaves in mirror-finish brilliance
The obverse features the popular Triple Maple Leaf design: a large, finely veined maple leaf at the centre, flanked by two smaller leaves, arranged into a sculptural bouquet. Above the design, widely spaced letters read "KANADA", with the split year "20" and "26" to the left and right, and below the inscription "1/50 UNZE 9999 FEINSILBER". The reverse is devoted to a mighty maple tree, its crown interwoven with stylised leaf contours – accompanied by the national coat of arms, the face value of 1 dollar, and the country designation REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA. The reeded edge and the contrast between the deep, dark mirrored background and the brightly gleaming relief immediately reveal the Proof quality: hand-polished dies, individual striking, manufactured in Germany.
Crisis preparedness is not a question of size, but of division. Whoever holds fifty small units of value remains capable of taking action.
Comparison: a bundle of small coins or one large ounce?
The classic 1 oz Maple Leaf from Canada is the benchmark among bullion coins – a large amount of metal per piece, understated design, closely tied to material value. Its drawback in a crisis: it cannot be divided. Collector's editions with strictly limited mintage or a miniature gold coin serve different purposes as well. This bundle deliberately favours quantity of pieces over individual weight. For collectors, the appeal remains, as Maple Leaf coins in Proof quality offer significantly more visual enjoyment than plain bullion products. The ideal approach is a combination: heavy ounces as the foundation, this set as a flexible reserve.
Silver: a monetary metal with intrinsic value
For centuries, silver has served as currency, as a symbol of wealth, and as a store of value. Unlike fiat money, whose purchasing power rests solely on trust in governments, physical silver possesses an intrinsic value – underpinned by industrial demand from electronics, solar, and medical technology amid a naturally limited supply. It is durable, tradeable worldwide as a commodity, highly liquid, and thus serves as a proven inflation hedge as well as protection against political and economic upheaval. For long-term wealth preservation and retirement provision across generations, physical silver coins have always been in demand. Gold is humanity's oldest currency and has outlived all others – silver accompanies it as its smaller, divisible sibling.
Who this bundle is suited for
- For those preparing for various crises who want to build targeted protection and keep security within their own reach.
- For beginners looking to start investing in genuine fine silver with a manageable capital outlay.
- For collectors wishing to keep the 2026 year of issue of this design as part of a series and to gift individual pieces.
It is best to store the coins in their capsules, as Proof surfaces are sensitive to fingerprints. When handling a coin removed from its capsule, hold it only by the edge, ideally while wearing gloves. This preserves the mirror finish – keeping your reserve ready at hand when it matters most.
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