20 dollars — Canada (2005) — Clipper

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

• 2005
• 5 dollars (2005) — Alberta's Centennial KM# 554
• 5 dollars (2005) — Saskatchewan KM# 555
• 5 dollars (2005) — Victory in 1945 KM# 556
• 5 dollars (2005) — Walrus and calf KM# 557
• 5 dollars (2005) — White-Tailed Deer and Fawen KM# 558
• 5 dollars (2005) — Canadian Lynx KM# 574
  1 oz
• 5 dollars (2005) — Maple Leaves: Holographic KM# 924
  1 oz
• 8 dollars (2005) — Railway Bridge KM# 597
• 8 dollars (2005) — Chinese Railway Worker KM# 598
• 10 dollars (2005) — Pope John Paul II KM# 559
• 10 dollars (2005) — Year of the Veteran KM# 757
• 15 dollars (2005) — Year of the Rooster KM# 560
• 20 dollars (2005) — Clipper KM# 561
• 20 dollars (2005) — Arctic Diamonds KM# 562
• 20 dollars (2005) — Mingan Archipelago National Park KM# 563
• 20 dollars (2005) — North Pacific Rim National Park Reserve KM# 564
• 20 dollars (2005) — Toronto Island Lighthouse KM# 565
• 30 dollars (2005) — Pacific Northwest Wood Carvings: Totem Pole KM# 590
• 50 dollars (2005) — 99999 GML Experimental Charlton# RC-3023
  4th portrait
• 2005–2010
• 50 dollars (2005–2010) — Palladium Maple Leaf Charlton# RC-3350, RC-3351, etc.
  1 oz. Palladium Bullion Coinage; 4th portrait
• 2005
• 50 dollars (2005) — 60th Ann. of the End of 2nd World War KM# 566
• 75 dollars (2005) — Pope John Paul II visit KM# 567
• 100 dollars (2005) — 130th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada KM# 593
• 150 dollars (2005) — Year of the Rooster KM# 568
• 200 dollars (2005) — Fur Traders KM# 569