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2009 Loonie - Colour Differences...?

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Hi
Take a look at these two 2009 Loonies, the one on the left looks like a normal coloured Loonie, while the one on the right is more brassy coloured.


They both weight 6.96 and 6.97 respectively....




2009-Loonie---Colour-Differences...?
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11/11/2012 10:30 pm
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Those aren't toonies...
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He didn't say they were toonies.
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He is correct chwkboy...I had toonies not loonies so I changed it.
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One was most likely plated by the Mint, the other by Jarden.
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I know what the Mint is....But what is Jarden...?
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Wert. - Jarden Zinc Products.

I think there is a reference in one of the Mint Reports that Winnipeg would be used as an optional location for creating loonie blanks. Most loonie blanks in the 2000s I think were made by Jarden. Winnipeg blanks would be brass plated steel instead of bronze plated steel, since Winnipeg uses a more environmentally friendly process.

http://www.mint.ca/store/mint/about...port-1400016

The "loon dance" loonie of 2008 I'd swear is made with a different plating. Many of them seem to have a different kind of toning. I've never heard of any being analysed though.
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