2 dollars — Canada (2004–2005) — 4th portrait; Maple leaf logo

Special facts

The silver toonie with a gold-plated centre and the fourth portrait from the proof sets.

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

Coins and banknotes of these years: 2004, 2005

Other items of the period

• 2004
• 50 cent — Clouded Sulphur Butterfly KM# 606
• 50 cent — Tiger Swallowtail KM# 712
• 1 dollar — Lesser Canada Goose KM# 1287
• 2004–2012
• 1 dollar — Gold Maple Leaf KM# 1416 4th portrait
• 2004
• 1 dollar — Loon KM# 507
• 1 dollar — Remember: Poppy KM# 511
• 1 dollar — First French Settlement in America KM# 512
• 1 dollar — Summer Olympic Games: Olympic Lucky Loonie 2004 KM# 513a
• 1 dollar — Fractional KM# 621
• 2 dollars — Arctic Fox Charlton# RC-1902
• 2 dollars — Fractional KM# 622
• 2 dollars — Polar Bear KM# 835
• 2004–2005
• 2 dollars — 4th portrait; Maple leaf logo 4th portrait
• 2004
• 3 dollars — Arctic Fox KM# 1415
• 3 dollars — Fractional KM# 623
• 4 dollars — Arctic Fox Charlton# RC-1902
• 4 dollars — Fractional KM# 624
• 5 dollars — Arctic Fox Charlton# RC-1902 1 oz
• 5 dollars — Moose: coin and stamp set KM# 514
• 5 dollars — Winter Maple Leaf KM# 522 1 oz.
• 5 dollars — Open Championship of Canada KM# 527
• 2004–2012
• 5 dollars — Silver Maple Leaf KM# 625 Privy mark; 4th portrait
• 2004
• 5 dollars — Fractional KM# 625
• 2004–2015
• 5 dollars — Gold Maple Leaf KM# 929 4th portrait
• 2004–2013
• 5 dollars — Silver Maple Leaf 4th portrait