2 dollars — Canada (2011) — 100th Anniversary of Parks Canada

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Special facts

The 2011 toonie for the centenary of Parks Canada, “The Boreal Forest”: stylised trees, a bird and a man.

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

• 2009
• 1 dollar (2009) — 100th Anniversary of the Montreal Canadiens KM# 864
• 2010
• 25 cent (2010) — 65th Anniversary of the End of World War II KM# 1028
• 1 dollar (2010) — 100th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Navy KM# 1017
• 1 dollar (2010) — 100th Anniversary of the Saskatchewan Roughriders KM# 1046
• 1 dollar (2010) — Olympic Lucky Loonie 2010 KM# 883
• 2011
• 25 cent (2011) — Wood Bison KM# 1168
  Regular finish
• 25 cent (2011) — Wood Bison KM# 1168
  Coloured
• 25 cent (2011) — Peregrine Falcon KM# 1169
  Coloured
• 25 cent (2011) — Peregrine Falcon KM# 1169
  Regular finish
• 25 cent (2011) — Orca KM# 1170
  Regular finish
• 25 cent (2011) — Orca KM# 1170
  Coloured
• 1 dollar (2011) — Centenary of Parks Canada KM# 1166
• 2 dollars (2011) — 100th Anniversary of Parks Canada KM# 1167
• 2012
• 25 cent (2012) — Sir Isaac Brock KM# 1322
  Coloured
• 25 cent (2012) — Sir Isaac Brock KM# 1322
  Regular finish
• 25 cent (2012) — Tecumseh KM# 1324
  Coloured
• 25 cent (2012) — Tecumseh KM# 1324
  Regular finish
• 2012–2014
• 1 dollar (2012–2014) — Lucky Loonie 2012-2014 KM# 1256
• 2012
• 1 dollar (2012) — 100th Grey Cup KM# 1294
• 2 dollars (2012) — HMS Shannon KM# 1258
• 2013
• 25 cent (2013) — Canadian Arctic Expedition KM# 1547
• 25 cent (2013) — Laura Secord KM# 1700
  Coloured
• 25 cent (2013) — Laura Secord KM# 1700
  Regular finish
• 25 cent (2013) — Life in the North KM# A1547
• 25 cent (2013) — Charles de Salaberry
  Regular finish