The 1/10 oz Platinum Canadian Maple Leaf is a fractional sovereign bullion coin struck by the Royal Canadian Mint from .9995 fine platinum. At one-tenth of a troy ounce, it carries the same purity and government-backed credibility as its full-ounce counterpart while offering a lower entry point for buyers who prefer smaller denominations. The coin holds legal tender status in Canada, underscoring its official standing as a government-issued product.
We carry the Platinum Maple Leaf in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with the specific year of issue varying based on available inventory. While the year may differ from one order to the next, the specifications remain consistent across the entire series, making it a reliable option for buyers focused on metal content rather than a specific date.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Platinum Maple Leaf in 1988, just a few years after launching the Gold Maple Leaf series in 1979. Canada was among the first nations to issue a platinum bullion coin on an ongoing basis, positioning the Maple Leaf as an early standard-bearer in the sovereign platinum market. T
…The 1/10 oz Platinum Canadian Maple Leaf is a fractional sovereign bullion coin struck by the Royal Canadian Mint from .9995 fine platinum. At one-tenth of a troy ounce, it carries the same purity and government-backed credibility as its full-ounce counterpart while offering a lower entry point for buyers who prefer smaller denominations. The coin holds legal tender status in Canada, underscoring its official standing as a government-issued product.
We carry the Platinum Maple Leaf in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with the specific year of issue varying based on available inventory. While the year may differ from one order to the next, the specifications remain consistent across the entire series, making it a reliable option for buyers focused on metal content rather than a specific date.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Platinum Maple Leaf in 1988, just a few years after launching the Gold Maple Leaf series in 1979. Canada was among the first nations to issue a platinum bullion coin on an ongoing basis, positioning the Maple Leaf as an early standard-bearer in the sovereign platinum market. The timing aligned with growing institutional and collector interest in platinum as a recognized precious metal distinct from gold and silver.
The Royal Canadian Mint has operated since 1908 and is one of the most respected minting institutions in the world. Its reputation for precision production and consistently high purity standards has made Maple Leaf products globally recognized across both retail and wholesale bullion markets. The Platinum Maple Leaf series, while produced in smaller quantities than its gold and silver counterparts, carries the same exacting standards that define everything the Mint produces.
The obverse of the Platinum Maple Leaf features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, with the effigy used varying by year of issue as the Mint updated the royal portrait over the course of the series. The design includes the face value denomination and the issuing country, establishing the coin's status as official Canadian legal tender. The portrait is rendered with fine detail consistent with the Mint's high production standards.
The reverse is defined by the iconic maple leaf, Canada's most recognized national symbol, centered on a clean and uncluttered field. Surrounding inscriptions note the coin's weight, purity, and metal content. The design is deliberately minimal, allowing the leaf and the mirror-like or frosted field to showcase the precision of the strike. The overall composition is crisp and well-defined, reflecting the Mint's commitment to uniform quality across every coin in the series.
At one-tenth of a troy ounce, this coin represents one of the more accessible entry points into sovereign platinum bullion. The smaller denomination makes it practical for buyers who want exposure to platinum without committing to the cost of a full ounce, and it handles easily in the context of gifts, smaller accumulation strategies, or rounding out a broader holdings mix.
Fractional platinum coins also tend to carry higher per-ounce premiums than their full-ounce equivalents, which is a standard dynamic across fractional bullion in any metal. Buyers focused purely on cost efficiency per ounce often favor the one-ounce format, but the 1/10 oz coin offers a trade-off that many find worthwhile given the reduced absolute price per coin and the flexibility that comes with smaller denominations.
The Royal Canadian Mint produces the Platinum Maple Leaf to a purity of .9995 fine, one of the highest purity standards available in any sovereign platinum coin. Each coin is struck under strict quality controls at the Mint's facilities, and the consistency of weight and composition is built into the production process rather than applied as an afterthought. This level of precision is one reason the Maple Leaf series has maintained broad acceptance across global bullion markets.
We verify every product we carry for authenticity and conformance to stated specifications. Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC further reinforce our ability to offer professionally evaluated products when graded options are relevant. For raw bullion coins like this one, the Royal Canadian Mint's established production standards and global reputation serve as the primary framework for confidence in what you are receiving.
Brilliant Uncirculated, often abbreviated BU, indicates that the coin has not been in circulation and retains its original mint-struck surface. Coins in this condition display sharp details and are free from the wear associated with handling in commerce. Minor contact marks or surface variations can still occur during the minting or handling process and are consistent with BU classification rather than a departure from it.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip. Tubes of 10 coins represent the standard inner pack for the 1/10 oz Platinum Maple Leaf, and larger quantities ship in sealed packaging appropriate to the order size. The "Random Year" designation in the product name means the specific date on the coin will vary based on what is available in our current inventory at the time your order is fulfilled.
Platinum pricing is tied directly to the spot price of platinum, which fluctuates continuously based on global supply and demand conditions. The premium above spot on the 1/10 oz Platinum Maple Leaf reflects the production costs associated with fractional minting, the Royal Canadian Mint's reputation, and the smaller per-unit metal weight relative to the manufacturing expense involved. Fractional coins across all metals and mints carry higher per-ounce premiums than full-ounce equivalents, and platinum is no exception.
Platinum itself trades differently than gold or silver, with a smaller global market and significant industrial demand from the automotive and chemical industries running alongside collector and bullion demand. These dynamics mean platinum spot prices can move with different characteristics than other metals, which is worth understanding when evaluating the pricing of any platinum product. Our pricing reflects live market conditions, and the bid/ask spread displayed on the product page gives you a transparent view of both the acquisition cost and the current resale context.
The Platinum Maple Leaf is one of the most recognized sovereign platinum coins in the world, and the 1/10 oz format is accepted in the same markets that trade the full-ounce version. The coin's government backing, standardized weight, and .9995 purity make it broadly identifiable to dealers and buyers across North America and internationally. Recognition matters in resale environments, and Maple Leaf products carry that recognition consistently.
We operate a two-way market, meaning you can both purchase and sell platinum through our platform. Factoring in the resale side before you buy gives you a more complete understanding of your total cost of ownership. The bid/ask spread on the product page reflects current wholesale market conditions and is updated in real time, so you always have access to current context rather than static estimates.
The Platinum Maple Leaf is issued by one of the world's most respected government mints and carries legal tender status in Canada, giving it a level of official recognition that privately minted rounds and bars cannot match. The .9995 purity standard is among the highest in the sovereign coin market, and the Maple Leaf series benefits from decades of established market acceptance across multiple continents. These characteristics make it a straightforward choice for buyers seeking a recognized sovereign platinum coin.
The 1/10 oz format adds flexibility for buyers who want to accumulate platinum in smaller increments or who prefer a lower absolute cost per coin. It is also a practical option when the intention is to hold a mix of denominations, giving more granularity than a single full-ounce coin would allow. The Royal Canadian Mint's consistency in production means the specifications you see are what you get, regardless of which year appears on the coin.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and the foundation of what we do is straightforward: transparent pricing, honest sourcing, and a buying experience that puts you in control. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions, and the spread information displayed on every product page is there to give you complete context, not just a headline number. We source from reputable mints, refineries, and distributors, and every product is authenticated before it reaches a customer.
We hold an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and maintain active membership in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association. Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC reflect the seriousness with which we approach product authentication and industry standards. Beyond that, we operate a two-way market so that buying and selling are both supported within the same ecosystem, with competitive buyback pricing and no need to seek out a separate dealer when it comes time to sell.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing on platinum products, including the Platinum Maple Leaf series. Rather than working from retail-level price estimates, Pro members see real-time pricing that reflects actual wholesale market conditions, allowing for a more accurate and transparent view of what a product costs relative to where it trades at the institutional level. Premium tracking and historical premium data add further context when evaluating whether current pricing represents a meaningful deviation from typical market levels.
Portfolio valuation through Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than spot price approximations, giving you a more realistic view of what your holdings are worth in the current market. For a metal like platinum, where premiums and spreads can shift meaningfully based on supply dynamics and industrial demand cycles, having access to current wholesale pricing data provides a clearer picture than most retail platforms offer.
We accept a full range of payment methods to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. Major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover are all supported, along with PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, and paper check. Cryptocurrency payments are processed through BitPay for buyers who prefer that option.
Every transaction is handled with security and reliability as the primary considerations. Whether you are completing a single fractional coin purchase or a larger order, the checkout process is designed to be simple, transparent, and supported by responsive customer service if any questions arise along the way.
Product ID: BST-002246B12D
| Random Year Status | Random Year |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Platinum |
| Bullion Coin Type | Maple Leaf |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Brand/Mint | Royal Canadian Mint |
| Purity | 0.9995 |
| Weight | 0.1 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 1.13 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 16 mm |
| Grade | BU |
The 1/10 oz Platinum Canadian Maple Leaf is a fractional sovereign bullion coin struck by the Royal Canadian Mint from .9995 fine platinum. At one-tenth of a troy ounce, it carries the same purity and government-backed credibility as its full-ounce counterpart while offering a lower entry point for buyers who prefer smaller denominations. The coin holds legal tender status in Canada, underscoring its official standing as a government-issued product.
We carry the Platinum Maple Leaf in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with the specific year of issue varying based on available inventory. While the year may differ from one order to the next, the specifications remain consistent across the entire series, making it a reliable option for buyers focused on metal content rather than a specific date.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Platinum Maple Leaf in 1988, just a few years after launching the Gold Maple Leaf series in 1979. Canada was among the first nations to issue a platinum bullion coin on an ongoing basis, positioning the Maple Leaf as an early standard-bearer in the sovereign platinum market. T
…The 1/10 oz Platinum Canadian Maple Leaf is a fractional sovereign bullion coin struck by the Royal Canadian Mint from .9995 fine platinum. At one-tenth of a troy ounce, it carries the same purity and government-backed credibility as its full-ounce counterpart while offering a lower entry point for buyers who prefer smaller denominations. The coin holds legal tender status in Canada, underscoring its official standing as a government-issued product.
We carry the Platinum Maple Leaf in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with the specific year of issue varying based on available inventory. While the year may differ from one order to the next, the specifications remain consistent across the entire series, making it a reliable option for buyers focused on metal content rather than a specific date.
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Platinum Maple Leaf in 1988, just a few years after launching the Gold Maple Leaf series in 1979. Canada was among the first nations to issue a platinum bullion coin on an ongoing basis, positioning the Maple Leaf as an early standard-bearer in the sovereign platinum market. The timing aligned with growing institutional and collector interest in platinum as a recognized precious metal distinct from gold and silver.
The Royal Canadian Mint has operated since 1908 and is one of the most respected minting institutions in the world. Its reputation for precision production and consistently high purity standards has made Maple Leaf products globally recognized across both retail and wholesale bullion markets. The Platinum Maple Leaf series, while produced in smaller quantities than its gold and silver counterparts, carries the same exacting standards that define everything the Mint produces.
The obverse of the Platinum Maple Leaf features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, with the effigy used varying by year of issue as the Mint updated the royal portrait over the course of the series. The design includes the face value denomination and the issuing country, establishing the coin's status as official Canadian legal tender. The portrait is rendered with fine detail consistent with the Mint's high production standards.
The reverse is defined by the iconic maple leaf, Canada's most recognized national symbol, centered on a clean and uncluttered field. Surrounding inscriptions note the coin's weight, purity, and metal content. The design is deliberately minimal, allowing the leaf and the mirror-like or frosted field to showcase the precision of the strike. The overall composition is crisp and well-defined, reflecting the Mint's commitment to uniform quality across every coin in the series.
At one-tenth of a troy ounce, this coin represents one of the more accessible entry points into sovereign platinum bullion. The smaller denomination makes it practical for buyers who want exposure to platinum without committing to the cost of a full ounce, and it handles easily in the context of gifts, smaller accumulation strategies, or rounding out a broader holdings mix.
Fractional platinum coins also tend to carry higher per-ounce premiums than their full-ounce equivalents, which is a standard dynamic across fractional bullion in any metal. Buyers focused purely on cost efficiency per ounce often favor the one-ounce format, but the 1/10 oz coin offers a trade-off that many find worthwhile given the reduced absolute price per coin and the flexibility that comes with smaller denominations.
The Royal Canadian Mint produces the Platinum Maple Leaf to a purity of .9995 fine, one of the highest purity standards available in any sovereign platinum coin. Each coin is struck under strict quality controls at the Mint's facilities, and the consistency of weight and composition is built into the production process rather than applied as an afterthought. This level of precision is one reason the Maple Leaf series has maintained broad acceptance across global bullion markets.
We verify every product we carry for authenticity and conformance to stated specifications. Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC further reinforce our ability to offer professionally evaluated products when graded options are relevant. For raw bullion coins like this one, the Royal Canadian Mint's established production standards and global reputation serve as the primary framework for confidence in what you are receiving.
Brilliant Uncirculated, often abbreviated BU, indicates that the coin has not been in circulation and retains its original mint-struck surface. Coins in this condition display sharp details and are free from the wear associated with handling in commerce. Minor contact marks or surface variations can still occur during the minting or handling process and are consistent with BU classification rather than a departure from it.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip. Tubes of 10 coins represent the standard inner pack for the 1/10 oz Platinum Maple Leaf, and larger quantities ship in sealed packaging appropriate to the order size. The "Random Year" designation in the product name means the specific date on the coin will vary based on what is available in our current inventory at the time your order is fulfilled.
Platinum pricing is tied directly to the spot price of platinum, which fluctuates continuously based on global supply and demand conditions. The premium above spot on the 1/10 oz Platinum Maple Leaf reflects the production costs associated with fractional minting, the Royal Canadian Mint's reputation, and the smaller per-unit metal weight relative to the manufacturing expense involved. Fractional coins across all metals and mints carry higher per-ounce premiums than full-ounce equivalents, and platinum is no exception.
Platinum itself trades differently than gold or silver, with a smaller global market and significant industrial demand from the automotive and chemical industries running alongside collector and bullion demand. These dynamics mean platinum spot prices can move with different characteristics than other metals, which is worth understanding when evaluating the pricing of any platinum product. Our pricing reflects live market conditions, and the bid/ask spread displayed on the product page gives you a transparent view of both the acquisition cost and the current resale context.
The Platinum Maple Leaf is one of the most recognized sovereign platinum coins in the world, and the 1/10 oz format is accepted in the same markets that trade the full-ounce version. The coin's government backing, standardized weight, and .9995 purity make it broadly identifiable to dealers and buyers across North America and internationally. Recognition matters in resale environments, and Maple Leaf products carry that recognition consistently.
We operate a two-way market, meaning you can both purchase and sell platinum through our platform. Factoring in the resale side before you buy gives you a more complete understanding of your total cost of ownership. The bid/ask spread on the product page reflects current wholesale market conditions and is updated in real time, so you always have access to current context rather than static estimates.
The Platinum Maple Leaf is issued by one of the world's most respected government mints and carries legal tender status in Canada, giving it a level of official recognition that privately minted rounds and bars cannot match. The .9995 purity standard is among the highest in the sovereign coin market, and the Maple Leaf series benefits from decades of established market acceptance across multiple continents. These characteristics make it a straightforward choice for buyers seeking a recognized sovereign platinum coin.
The 1/10 oz format adds flexibility for buyers who want to accumulate platinum in smaller increments or who prefer a lower absolute cost per coin. It is also a practical option when the intention is to hold a mix of denominations, giving more granularity than a single full-ounce coin would allow. The Royal Canadian Mint's consistency in production means the specifications you see are what you get, regardless of which year appears on the coin.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and the foundation of what we do is straightforward: transparent pricing, honest sourcing, and a buying experience that puts you in control. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions, and the spread information displayed on every product page is there to give you complete context, not just a headline number. We source from reputable mints, refineries, and distributors, and every product is authenticated before it reaches a customer.
We hold an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and maintain active membership in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association. Our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC reflect the seriousness with which we approach product authentication and industry standards. Beyond that, we operate a two-way market so that buying and selling are both supported within the same ecosystem, with competitive buyback pricing and no need to seek out a separate dealer when it comes time to sell.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing on platinum products, including the Platinum Maple Leaf series. Rather than working from retail-level price estimates, Pro members see real-time pricing that reflects actual wholesale market conditions, allowing for a more accurate and transparent view of what a product costs relative to where it trades at the institutional level. Premium tracking and historical premium data add further context when evaluating whether current pricing represents a meaningful deviation from typical market levels.
Portfolio valuation through Pro uses live wholesale bid pricing rather than spot price approximations, giving you a more realistic view of what your holdings are worth in the current market. For a metal like platinum, where premiums and spreads can shift meaningfully based on supply dynamics and industrial demand cycles, having access to current wholesale pricing data provides a clearer picture than most retail platforms offer.
We accept a full range of payment methods to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. Major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover are all supported, along with PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, and paper check. Cryptocurrency payments are processed through BitPay for buyers who prefer that option.
Every transaction is handled with security and reliability as the primary considerations. Whether you are completing a single fractional coin purchase or a larger order, the checkout process is designed to be simple, transparent, and supported by responsive customer service if any questions arise along the way.
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