20 dollars — Canada (1995) — DHC-1 Chipmunk

Special facts

The Chipmunk on the silver 20 dollars of 1995, the first aircraft designed by de Havilland’s Canadian branch, a trainer.

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

• 1994
• 30 dollars (1994) — Sea Otter KM# 252
• 75 dollars (1994) — Sea Otter KM# 253
• 100 dollars (1994) — Home Front KM# 249
• 150 dollars (1994) — Sea Otter KM# 254
• 200 dollars (1994) — Anne of Green Gables KM# 250
• 300 dollars (1994) — Sea Otter KM# 255
• 1995
• 50 cent (1995) — Atlantic Puffin KM# 261
• 50 cent (1995) — Whooping Crane KM# 262
• 50 cent (1995) — Gray Jays KM# 263
• 50 cent (1995) — White-tailed Ptarmigans KM# 264
• 1 dollar (1995) — 325th Anniversary of the Hudson Bay Co KM# 259
• 20 dollars (1995) — Fleet 80 Cannuck KM# 271
• 20 dollars (1995) — DHC-1 Chipmunk KM# 272
• 30 dollars (1995) — Lynx KM# 266
• 75 dollars (1995) — Lynx KM# 267
• 100 dollars (1995) — Louisbourg KM# 260
• 150 dollars (1995) — Canada's endangered species: Lynx KM# 268
• 200 dollars (1995) — Sugar Bush KM# 265
• 300 dollars (1995) — Lynx KM# 269
• 1996–2003
• 5 cent (1996–2003) KM# 182
  3rd portrait; Silver
• 10 cent (1996–2003) KM# 183
  3rd portrait; 3rd Portrait; Silver
• 25 cent (1996–2003) KM# 184
  3rd portrait; Silver
• 1996
• 50 cent (1996) KM# 185
  3rd portrait; Silver
• 50 cent (1996) — Moose Calf KM# 283
• 50 cent (1996) — Wood Ducklings KM# 284