2024 Canada $250 Super Incuse 1 Kg Kilo SML Fine Silver
 
Gold accents and a new pattern – our second Super Incuse Kilo SML coin proves we’re big on details. Order today!

Seeing is believing: after taking art to all-new depths on the first Super Incuse Kilo Silver Maple Leaf (SML) coin in 2021, the Royal Canadian Mint is following it up with this showstopper, which features a luxurious metal accent. Yellow gold exudes elegance as it lights up the coin’s namesake leaf, which is struck super-incuse on the reverse. With a typical incuse strike, the maximum relief depth represents roughly 10% of the coin gauge; with a super incuse strike, they are able to achieve an incredible incuse depth of 4.5 mm – roughly 35% of the coin gauge. To top it off, they incorporated the new “maple burst” field pattern on both sides of the coin, introduced on the 1oz. SML and 2 oz. GML coins launched earlier this year – an added feature that further captures your attention and holds you spellbound!

Yellow gold, a new pattern and a super-incuse strike — a bold statement for 2024.

This is only the Royal Canadian Mint’s second Super Incuse Kilo SML coin, the first was issued in 2021. While both the 2021 and 2024 editions feature an impressive incuse depth of 4.5 millimetres, the addition of yellow gold in 2024 introduced new production challenges that needed to be overcome in order to successfully create this stand-out piece.

The coin’s reverse features Walter Ott’s Silver Maple Leaf (SML) bullion design. Struck incuse and backed by a “maple burst” field pattern, the iconic sugar maple leaf is plated with yellow gold and reaches a depth of 4.5 millimetres. The field pattern repeats on the coin’s obverse, where yellow gold plating highlights the effigy of his Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.
 
This impressive 2024 one-kilogram $250 pure silver coin features a striking super incuse maple leaf design embellished with a layer of 24-karat gold. With a diameter of 102 mm and a thickness of close to 13 mm, the Royal Canadian Mint has created an incredible work of art by imparting exceptional detail into the classic Canadian maple leaf, contrasting both in gold colour against the silver background and in relief with an incuse depth of 4.5 mm. Add to this a maple burst background field pattern to complete a masterpiece of an elegant coinage.
 
In addition to its beauty and intrinsic value, mintage is limited to just 450 coins, making it a scarce and elusive addition for the advanced collector. It weighs 1,006 grams (32.15 ounces) of pure silver, and the obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Steven Rosati.
 
Special Features:
The Royal Canadian Mint’s second Super Incuse Kilo SML coin. The iconic maple leaf engraved on the coin’s reverse features an unprecedented incuse depth of 4.5 mm – a feat made possible thanks to technological advances developed by the Royal Canadian Mint’s R&D team.
 
New yet familiar. Features a new mix of stand-out features, including yellow gold plating and an exciting new “maple burst” pattern.
 
New field pattern. New for 2024, the quintessentially Canadian field pattern incorporates and repeats this nation’s maple leaf symbol, reverberating from the centre of the coin’s reverse and obverse.
 
Yellow gold plating. To emphasize the incuse strike and create an eye-catching contrast, the deeply recessed maple leaf has been plated with yellow gold. Gold plating also highlights the coin’s edge and rim, and the effigy on the obverse.
 
A favourite. This special issue featuring the SML bullion design is crafted in 1 kilogram of 99.99% pure silver. The perfect addition to your Silver Maple Leaf (SML) collection!
 
Low mintage. Limited to 450 coins worldwide.

Packaging:
The coin is encapsulated and presented in a premium Royal Canadian Mint-branded wood case with a black beauty box.