2 dollars — Canada (2019) — Wild Horse

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

• 2019
• 1 dollar (2019) — Pileated Woodpecker KM# 2759
• 1 dollar (2019) — First World War Battlefront: D-Day KM# 2760
• 1 dollar (2019) — Heritage of the Royal Canadian Mint: The Matthew KM# 2761
• 1 dollar (2019) — Louis Riel: Father of Manitoba KM# 2762
• 1 dollar (2019) — Dollar en argent revisité: Peacekeeping KM# 2763
• 1 dollar (2019) — 70th Anniversary of Newfoundland Joining Canada
• 1 dollar (2019) — 40th anniversary of the gold maple leaf
• 1 dollar (2019) — Loon
• 1 dollar (2019) — 75th Anniversary of D-Day
  Coloured
• 1 dollar (2019) — First World War Battlefront: D-Day
  Gilded
• 1 dollar (2019) — Baby Gift
• 1 dollar (2019) — Queen Victoria - a Bicentennial Celebration
• 2 dollars (2019) — Wild Horse KM# 2765
• 2 dollars (2019) — Polar Bear KM# 2928
• 2 dollars (2019) — Polar Bear
• 2 dollars (2019) — Queen Victoria - a Bicentennial Celebration
• 3 dollars (2019) — Aurora borealis KM# 2660
• 3 dollars (2019) — Christmas tree KM# 2661
• 3 dollars (2019) — Elements - Fire KM# 2767
• 3 dollars (2019) — Elements - Air KM# 2768
• 3 dollars (2019) — Elements - Earth KM# 2769
• 3 dollars (2019) — Elements - Water KM# 2770
• 3 dollars (2019) — Rose Blossoms KM# 2771
• 3 dollars (2019) — Tulipes KM# 2772
• 3 dollars (2019) — Dogsledding KM# 2773