Sell Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coins in Los Angeles
You can sell Canadian Gold Maple Leaf bullion coins to Cash 4 Gold & Diamonds after an in-person evaluation in Downtown Los Angeles. Bring the actual coins, their holders and available purchase records; the date, stated size and fineness should be identified for each issue.
Use the specification for your coin
The Royal Canadian Mint describes its 2026 one-ounce Gold Maple Leaf bullion coin as 99.99% pure gold. That is a specification for the named issue, not permission to apply the same features to every Canadian coin or every year. Record the markings and date on the coin you own before choosing a comparison.
Keep gold and silver Maple Leafs on different inventory lines. A maple-leaf design is not itself a statement of metal content. If your collection includes fractional sizes or a special presentation issue, identify those separately rather than using the standard one-ounce description for the whole group.
Treat security features as issue-specific information
The Mint lists radial lines, a micro-engraved leaf and its Bullion DNA technology for that 2026 one-ounce gold issue. These features provide background for identifying that product; a photograph or a visible mark alone does not authenticate your coin. An older issue should be compared with the specification relevant to its own date.
Bring existing records and let the evaluator explain which checks are appropriate. This page does not claim that our store is enrolled in a particular Mint verification program. Manufacturer information is linked so sellers can understand the product, not to suggest a manufacturer endorsement of the purchase offer.
Preserve condition and compare the complete lot
Leave coins in their protective holders when practical and avoid polishing or unnecessary handling. Note a damaged capsule separately from a mark on the coin; they are different observations. Keep an original tube or presentation box with the corresponding pieces, without assuming that packaging establishes a premium.
Ask for a final offer covering the exact sizes and quantities you present. An advertised retail price is the price of a different transaction: buying from a dealer. Compare purchase offers using the same coin list and ask about any remaining charges or conditions before agreeing.
- List year, stated size, fineness and quantity where readable.
- Keep uncertain or unusual issues separate for identification.
- Bring records already owned; do not buy new paperwork before discussing its usefulness.
- Confirm whether the offer is per coin or for the full lot.
Plan an evaluation before traveling
Call 310-663-1340 to describe your Maple Leafs and arrange a visit to our only location: 617 S. Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014, in the California Jewelry Mart. Evaluations are in person at the Downtown store, Monday–Friday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Saturday and Sunday.
Joe's Parking at 618 S. Olive Street is the owner-designated parking option. Check current operator access and availability before relying on it. If you are bringing bars or jewelry too, keep those items separately listed so the coin discussion stays clear.
Questions before your evaluation
Does every Gold Maple Leaf have the same security features?
Do not assume so. Identify the date and exact issue, then use the applicable Royal Canadian Mint specification. Features listed for a current issue should not be treated as a universal test for older coins.
Will a visible 9999 mark authenticate my coin?
No. It is a fineness claim to examine with the coin and its records. A stamp or online photograph does not establish authenticity or a final buying amount.
Can I bring Gold Maple Leafs with other bullion coins?
Yes. List each coin type, size and count separately, and describe the collection when arranging your visit. That keeps the individual specifications and the final lot offer understandable.