Canadian $2.00
Balance and Composition – the 2-dollar Coin
The 2-dollar coin, or 'Toonie', as Canadians have named it, features the image of an adult polar bear in early summer on an ice floe. It was designed by wildlife and landscape artist Brent Townsend. The 2-dollar coin was first introduced on February 19, 1996, to replace the 2-dollar bill. The 'Toonie' has a life span approximately 20 times longer than paper currency and is manufactured using a distinctive bi-metallic coin locking mechanism patented by the Royal Canadian Mint.
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2023 | National Indigenous Peoples Day $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2023 | Jean Paul Riopelle Out of stock
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2022 | Summit Series $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2022 | Honouring Queen Elizabeth II from $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2021 | Discovery of Insulin $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2020 | World War II $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2020 | Bill Reid $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2019 | Battle of Normandy $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2018 | Armistice $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2017 | Canada 150 $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2017 | Battle of Vimy Ridge $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2016 | Battle of the Atlantic $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2015 | John A. Macdonald $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2015 | "In Flanders Fields" $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2014 | "Wait for Me Daddy" $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2012 | War of 1812: HMS Shannon $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2011 | Boreal Forest $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2008 | Quebec City $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2006 | "Churchill" $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 2000 | Knowledge / Le Savoir $2.00
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Canadian $2.00 Canadian $2.00 | 1999 | The founding of Nunavut $2.00
