25 cent — Canada (1999) — November (The Airplane Opens the North)

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Special facts

A mule of the November 1999 quarter “The Airplane Opens the North”: the reverse was paired with a die not meant for it; the mintage is unknown.

About the period

The coins of Elizabeth II were struck from 1953 to 2022, almost seventy years in which four portraits of the queen succeeded one another: by Mary Gillick (1953–1964), Arnold Machin (1965–1989), Dora de Pédery-Hunt (1990–2003), the first portrait by a Canadian sculptor, and Susanna Blunt (from 2003). More about the period “Elizabeth II”, 1952 — 2022

Other items of the period

• 1995
• 1 dollar (1995) — Peacekeeping Monument KM# 258
• 1999
• 25 cent (1999) — January (A Country Unfolds) KM# 342
• 25 cent (1999) — February (Etched in Stone) KM# 343
• 25 cent (1999) — March (The Log Drive) KM# 344
• 25 cent (1999) — April (Our Northern Heritage) KM# 345
• 25 cent (1999) — May (Les Voyageurs) KM# 346
• 25 cent (1999) — June (From Coast to Coast) KM# 347
• 25 cent (1999) — July (A Nation of People) KM# 348
• 25 cent (1999) — August (The Pioneer Spirit) KM# 349
• 25 cent (1999) — September (Canada Through a Child’s Eye) KM# 350
• 25 cent (1999) — September (Canada Through a Child’s Eye) KM# 350
  Mule
• 25 cent (1999) — October (A Tribute to First Nations) KM# 351
• 25 cent (1999) — November (The Airplane Opens the North) KM# 352
  Mule
• 25 cent (1999) — November (The Airplane Opens the North) KM# 352
• 25 cent (1999) — December (This is Canada) KM# 353
• 2 dollars (1999) — Creation of the Territory of Nunavut Charlton# RC-148c
  Mule
• 2 dollars (1999) — Creation of the Territory of Nunavut KM# 357
• 2000
• 25 cent (2000) — Health KM# 373
• 25 cent (2000) — Freedom KM# 374
• 25 cent (2000) — Family KM# 375
• 25 cent (2000) — Community KM# 376
• 25 cent (2000) — Harmony KM# 377
• 25 cent (2000) — Wisdom KM# 378
• 25 cent (2000) — Creativity KM# 379
• 25 cent (2000) — Ingenuity KM# 380