Is this Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin real?

[@alexpearson8481]

Great video. To the point and relaxed. I love the ring test. My fav.

[@goldeneye70]

Buy from Scottsdale and you'll never get a counterfeit, also Apmex trains their workers and they have to be licensed to inspect each gold coin for authentication

[@goldeneye70]

Anyone with the golden eye can tell a gold coin is real or not from the very moment they lay eyes on it

[@rumcoke9123]

have you seen the gold eagle that was carved out and inserted with a tungsten plate?

[@elcid9581]

Yes, but i need to hold it my hands

[@goldeneye70]

​@@rumcoke9123no, But it wouldn't weigh right and it wouldn't pass my Sigma

[@goldeneye70]

You can tell by the sun reflecting off the coin that it's absolutely real, what's in the middle can be easily detected with a sigma machine.

[@jasonslaughter2811]

Facts smh

[@good2goskee]

gravity/density test, dimensions and weight test, and sound wave test are 3 out of four pillars. Having 4/4 tests is more than what bullion dealers do..... so good on you. I don't give much credit to ping tests.... neither do bullion dealers I think it's gold ;) 4x9s Queen's gold

[@Ontariostacker]

Very interesting, New Sub👍🏻👍🏻🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@elcid9581]

My 1983 1oz gold maple weight 31.18 and does pass the ping test, but it's real Some 1oz coins don't make pings

[@Pomelu]

If the thickness and diameter are correct then how could the volume ever be not correct ?

[@TxcMiasma]

If you hold this coin for more then 12 hours. Does it change the color of your skin to green? If so that would indicate it is alloyed (fake)

[@dorian1761]

I’d say it’s real. Passed the ping test. Looks like an older maple before the security features.

[@JoeyVX]

Your calipers have some rubber on them and that adds to the thickness which won’t give you an accurate reading. You should remove them

[@alanroberts6918]

You can zero it how you want

[@JoeyVX]

@@alanroberts6918 oh yeah you right!

[@scottjohnson8576]

Thickness at the edge is 2.8 mm, not cm. Good video

[@JasonDeville-fi4dh]

I pause at 1 second and so I want to guess based on the thumbnail I guess it's real and I have a lot of maples. Now let's find out.

[@minutemaniii7062]

Thickness for canadian maple leaf should be 2.80mm

[@pinkiepie1656]

But if they send me a solid gold coin that is 2.8cm thick, im not complaining:)

[@MetalBum]

Very nice details thanks ks😊

[@SuperFredAZ]

magnet test, should not be attracted to a magnet, wieigh it, 31.1 grams, measure it, ping it

[@goldeneye70]

It is absolutely real

[@thomasrpoulsen]

Ring that bell 😀

[@sms-g2y]

I have one like it how much is it worth

[@rickyjain2437]

i hav this coin . how much it worth .

[@danieloshea3326]

Long video but that coin in the thumbnail is not an authentic gold maple leaf

[@jayv9286]

That appears to be a fake, but take it to a coin dealer and have them test it.

[@imtherandom1-780]

The sound was kind of weird on it

[@joebidden5347]

Cant help but notice you keep saying Water Water Water. Yet you use an Oil Base... What gives?

[@jolujo5842]

Nope its fake

[@elcid9581]

To much work buy from brand names APMEX jm bullion mcmcoin sd bullion. .etc.

[@fkillah]

Apmex and JM are reputable but always have the highest fees. Stick with SD, Hero, or Monument metals.

[@goldeneye70]

NEver in a million years. Would you get a fake coin from JM or Apmex, they could be closed down by the secret service faster than Shit through a goose

[@goldeneye70]

Never quibble when it comes to gold