Reverse: The coin depicts the national symbol of Canada - a maple leaf that is embossed on both sides of the palladium coin ".9995". In the top of the coin are minted name of the state "CANADA". At the bottom of the coin features a pure palladium mass on the coin "FINE PALLADIUM 1 OZ PALLADIUM PUR".
Obverse: The obverse of the coin depicts the her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (a constitutional monarchy in Canada, under which Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is also a Canadian monarch). In the top of the coin are inscribed the queen's name "ELIZABETH II", and in the bottom the denomination and the year of the coin "50 DOLLARS".
About the coin: The first palladium coins were issued by Sierra Leone in 1966 and Tonga in 1967, followed by other countries that issued most of the palladium coins. The Canadian coin Palladium Maple Leaf was introduced in 2005 at a face value of 50 USD. Palladium maple leaf coins and other Canadian coins are valued for their recognition by the Canadian Mint for their international quality, reputation and innovations. Also, this palladium coins have their face value and are recognized as legal tender in Canada.
