Maples

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). ❋ Canadian Silver Bug/Green Assassin Brigade (2008)

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 ❋ 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. ❋ Unknown (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. ❋ Unknown (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. ❋ Unknown (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. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The maples were the best, showing off deep purply-crimson leaves. ❋ Jensen, Kathryn, 1949- (2005)

The maples are the same as those in Washington, already described, but ❋ John Muir (1876)

Some trees such as maples and birches will "bleed" or lose sap from pruning cuts made early in the spring. ❋ Unknown (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. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A: Young, thin-barked trees such as maples and other species often sunscald unless protected. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I remember the avenue of maples, the delicate smell of the fallen leaves, and the scent of autumn apples — antonovkas – that mix of honey and fall freshness. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They rode through the deep shade of clean-bunked maples and towering redwoods, to emerge on open stretches of mountain shoulder where the earth lay dry and cracked under the sun. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Trees and shrubs such as Japanese maples, star magnolias, hinoki falsecypresses and arborvitaes will thrive for years, needing irrigation only during the driest parts of summer. ❋ Joel M. Lerner Special To The Washington Post (2010)

I went around toward the maples and paused when I thought I had found an area under one of the trees that looked like it had been dug up. ❋ V.C.Andrews (2011)

Our yard had sprawling maples and some oak trees, and a large part of it remained uncultivated. ❋ V.C.Andrews (2011)