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I'm leaning more toward Acer saccharum - Sugar Maple.
Sailtheseas could help us by saying where (zone, city, state, country?) s/he is from, and where the specimen is collected from.
If you know what plant this leaf is from, show more of it as well. Form, branching, buds, twigs, bark all assist in identification. Leaves aren't always needed, and are even unnecessary.
Howdy and thank you, Viburnum! You are absolutely right. I registered my information about myself and where I am from. More i am learning from the good folks here!! :)
This LIL fella came visiting one night.:)
I would still suggest A. platanoides, because although lobes are long acuminate in A. saccharum, they are never sharp spinose as we can see here and typical of A. platanoides. Perhaps underview of leaf would confirm it further: bright green and lustrous in A. platanoides and lighter green in A. saccharum
