Practice mode Basic of Economics

Which gold, silver or platinum coin usually trades at slightly more than its current bullion value?

Correct answer C. Maple Leaf

Explanation

The Maple Leaf is a bullion coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, and like other investment coins it sells at a small premium over the value of its metal.

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