maples

I wonder when the next run of maples is due because if they don't have any at the mint I can't see there being a lot in the system. like my post said the maples scotia had were resale being 2001 no new ones

Scotia Silver shortage showing signs of improvement Canadian silver bug/Green Assassin Brigade 2008

I am trying to understand how much the bank is adding to the price (over their 'high-volume' spot price per oz or their 'high volume' purchase price of maples from the mint).

The Great Silver Safari, leads to a trophy. Canadian silver bug/Green Assassin Brigade 2008

One can easily understand why the orioles should often choose the drooping spray of the elm for their pendulous nests – though they build in maples and locusts also – but it is not easy to see why so many different tribes should all show such a very decided preference for the maples.

Rural Hours 1887

Then following the street with trees irregularly planted on either side, a few here, a few there, we counted forty-nine nests, all of which were in maples, although several elms and locusts were mingled with these; frequently there were several nests in the same maple.

Rural Hours 1887

Some of the small oak leaves, especially those of the younger trees, are the deepest crimson; the sugar maples are faintly colored; the scarlet maples, on the contrary, are pure green, seeming to have given all their color to the flowers; the mountain maples are highly colored, and the bracts of the moose-wood are quite rosy, as well as some of their leaves.

Rural Hours 1887

Mike Heavey’s doorbelling schpiel to residents of West Seattle’s Genesee Hill, a visibly blue-color area dominated by post-WWII tract housing and Japanese maples, is short and sweet: He introduces himself, lets the voter know he’s running for the House seat in the 34th, and says that he’s a Democrat.

Mike Heavey: County Aide, Political Heir Seeks Open House Seat « PubliCola 2010

The maples were the best, showing off deep purply-crimson leaves.

Hot Pursuit Jensen, Kathryn, 1949- 2005

The maples are the same as those in Washington, already described, but

Steep Trails John Muir 1876

Some trees such as maples and birches will "bleed" or lose sap from pruning cuts made early in the spring.

Simi Valley Acorn 2010

A: We're living in the pollen belt here in north Alabama and it's coming from grasses and trees such as maples, oaks and cedars.

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