150 dollars — Canada (2011) — Chinese-Canadian traditions: Blessings of Happiness

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 coins of the period

• 2011
• 20 dollars (2011) — Canoe KM# 1176
• 20 dollars (2011) — Holiday Christmas Tree KM# 1182
• 20 dollars (2011) — Emerald Crystal Snowflake KM# 1187
• 20 dollars (2011) — Topaz Crystal Snowflake KM# 1188
• 20 dollars (2011) — Hyacinth Red Small Crystal Snowflake KM# 1189
• 20 dollars (2011) — Montana Blue Small Crystal Snowflake KM# 1190
• 25 dollars (2011) — Toronto City Map KM# 1146
• 25 dollars (2011) — The Great One—From father to son: Wayne and Walter Gretzky KM# 1173
• 50 dollars (2011) — 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mint Refinery KM# 1141
• 100 dollars (2011) — 175th Anniversary of Canada's First Railway KM# 1073
• 150 dollars (2011) — Year of the Rabbit KM# 1053
• 150 dollars (2011) — Year of the Rabbit KM# 1054
• 150 dollars (2011) — Chinese-Canadian traditions: Blessings of Happiness
• 200 dollars (2011) — SS Beaver KM# 1074
• 200 dollars (2011) — Royal Wedding KM# 1143
• 200 dollars (2011) — Royal Canadian Mounted Police 99999 KM# 1165
• 250 dollars (2011) — Lacrosse KM# 1150
• 250 dollars (2011) — Maple Leaf Forever KM# 1160
• 300 dollars (2011) — Manitoba KM# 1095
• 300 dollars (2011) — Cougar KM# 1175
• 300 dollars (2011) — Nova Scotia KM# 1215
• 350 dollars (2011) — Mountain Avens KM# 1136
• 2500 dollars (2011) — Maple Leaf Forever KM# 1161
• 100000 dollars (2011) — Spirit of Haida Gwaii KM# 1209
• 2012
• 1 cent (2012) — Farewell to the Penny Set: Farewell to the Penny 1908-1910 KM# 1342