Counterfeit Toonies Are Going To Be A Significant Problem

Excellent!

Good find if you are looking for them.

I think I got all camels, but does the 1990 Dollard, or the 2012 $ sign ones even exist? Other than those 2 I need the Montreal 2004 and 2005 versions is all. Would love to find those 4 to add to my Dansco book of $2.

Well, the toonie variety guru is KoATT, but he seldom joins in discussions, however he has held some lectures and displays at some major Canada coin shows in the past. Anything twonie qualifies his eyes, hence his website name.

@bwjm I forgot about the plated one. Looks like I need 5 now. Sure seems like a lot of work to make $2 fake coin.

Thanks to Mcshilling, I've added a few more camels toes to my collection. I hope to get the full set eventually. What years actually exist?

All of the varieties are well-documented at CamelToeToonies.ca.

There are a few Z Dollard coins floating around, but they're rare. No known 2012s. It is unknown how many were actually made vs. in circulation. Montreal Mints can be found as well, but it'll probably take several boxes of searching.

The only coins that are in circulation in any respectable volume are the Camel Toe Toonies, followed (distantly) by the Montreal Mint toonies. Everything else is negligible at best at this point.