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United States
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Here are the pictures of the Toonie and the Quarters from the new release. I believe all will be released for circulation except for the coloured quarters.   |
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Canada
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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There is a bison, and abird, but what is the middle one? Fish?
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Are we getting the quarters from the mint or the bank?
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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the quarters look like something that children designed....the caribou looks realistic, why not make these look realistic
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
1002 Posts |
I believe the middle one is a killer whale. I thought they may be native american drawings.
Edited by canuck1us
10/13/2011 8:59 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Orca whale.
I have never seen a green or blue sun before.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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These will be circulation coins. Sure, there will be collector packaging of these... But, why are these in the nclt section? Am I missing something here?  >>> edit >>> From the RCM site (italics et al added by me). The commemorative circulation coins unveiled by Canadian government officials and representatives of Parks Canada and the Mint, at a public ceremony hosted at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec include: the 2011 Parks Canada Centennial one-dollar circulation coin; the 2011 Boreal Forest two-dollar circulation coin; and three new 25-cent circulation coins (half of which will be coloured) featuring the Orca, Peregrine Falcon and Wood Bison. The 2011 Parks Canada Centennial one-dollar coin will begin circulating in the coming weeks, followed by the remaining 2011 commemorative circulation coins later this year, and in early 2012. Edited by IBGolden
10/13/2011 10:03 pm
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Canada
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Canada
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These must be the ugliest coins I have seen. It is like someone mixed up the real designs with the throw-out pile. I could "Etch A Sketch" a better design.
Pay attention for ERRORS. These 25 cent coins are dated 2011, but are not coming out until 2012. There's bound to be die errors just thinking about it.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Given that the $1 is so busy, I would anticipate a large number of die fills and Cuds (breaks) |
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United States
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I think this is all good for our hobby. Despite the childish designs. Affordable, available to everyone.
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Germany
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Amazing, I really like these coins, they are what i'd love to find in circulation! I especially like the dollar coin, but they make a great series. I know a few have said you don't like them, but they are different and I think you will like them when you get them!
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How could you call these coins ugly? They are beautiful, symbolic representations of some of the most important animals that define Canada, in the eyes of the people who first lived here. the designs are clean, yet bold. Frankly, if you want ugly, flip the coin over and you can see Richard Nixon's twin sister on the obverse... we have probably the worst portrait of Elizabeth II in the Commonwealth.
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