200 dollars — Canada (2009) — Coal Mining Trade

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
• 25 dollars (2009) — 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver: Speed skating KM# 907
• 30 dollars (2009) — International Astronomy Year KM# 895
• 50 dollars (2009) — Thunderbird KM# 1037
• 50 dollars (2009) — Parliament buildings KM# 896
• 2009–2013
• 50 dollars (2009–2013) — Platinum Maple Leaf
  1 oz. platinum bullion coinage
• 2009
• 75 dollars (2009) — Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games: Moose KM# 908
• 75 dollars (2009) — Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games: Olympic spirit KM# 909
• 75 dollars (2009) — Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games: Wolf KM# 910
• 100 dollars (2009) — 10th anniversary of Nunavut KM# 898
• 150 dollars (2009) — Year of the Ox KM# 867
• 150 dollars (2009) — Chinese-Canadian traditions: Blessings of wealth KM# 899
• 200 dollars (2009) — Maple leaf 99999 KM# 1162
• 200 dollars (2009) — Coal Mining Trade KM# 894
• 250 dollars (2009) — 2010 Winter Olympics: Surviving the Flood KM# 913
• 250 dollars (2009) — Canada Of Today KM# 949
• 300 dollars (2009) — Summer Moon Mask KM# 877
• 300 dollars (2009) — Yukon KM# 900
• 300 dollars (2009) — 2010 Olympics, Vancouver: Friendship KM# 911
• 300 dollars (2009) — Steppe Bison KM# 951
• 300 dollars (2009) — Prince Edward Island
• 350 dollars (2009) — Pitcher Plant KM# 901
• 500 dollars (2009) — Parliament buildings KM# 897
• 2500 dollars (2009) — History and Culture Series: Canada Of Today KM# 902
• 2500 dollars (2009) — 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver: Surviving the Flood KM# 912
• 2010
• 1 cent (2010) — 75th Anniversary of Canada's Voyageur Silver Dollar KM# 1023