Wednesday, June 24, 2020
Canada’s Giant $2 Coin
First came the $1 coin with a loon on it. Canadians started calling the coin a Loonie. Then the $2 coin came along and we named it a Toonie. In Campbellford, Ontario this large sculpture was built to honour Brent Townsend, an artist who designed the unique polar bear art that appears on millions of these coins across Canada.
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...inflation in Campbellford, Ontario?
ReplyDeleteBeen there!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that the artist is recognized for his contribution. The polar bear seems a fitting image.
ReplyDeleteThat is a giant coin!
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteIs it bigger than the big nickle?
ReplyDeleteThis coin is great looking, but must be hard to carry around. Way past time the U.S. should have a common dollar coin, and not the old silver dollars of old.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that that was there! Cool!
ReplyDeleteA good one to flip.
ReplyDeleteMagnifica captura, amigo, con gran nitidez
ReplyDeleteLoony Tunes! Good on ya!
ReplyDeleteWhat would it be worth, such a big coin!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever been there.
ReplyDeleteI love finding giant attractions! Saw a giant coffee pot and mug a few days ago in Davidson, SK.
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