4 dollars — Canada (2010) — Euoplocephalus tutus

Special facts

Euoplocephalus, an armoured ankylosaur, on the silver 4 dollars of 2010.

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 this year: 2010

Other items of the period

• 2010
• 1 dollar — Poppy KM# 1050
• 1 dollar — XXI Olympic Games: Olympic Lucky Loonie 2010 KM# 883
• 1 dollar — 2010 winter Olympics: Sun KM# 975
• 1 dollar — 100th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Navy KM# 995 Gold plated
• 1 dollar — 100th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Navy KM# 995
• 1 dollar — Northern Harrier KM# 996
• 1 dollar — Saskatchewan Roughriders
• 1 dollar — XXI Olympic Games: Olympic Lucky Loonie 2010: Colour
• 2 dollars — Young Lynx KM# 1020
• 3 dollars — Barn Owl KM# 1011
• 3 dollars — Polar bear KM# 1051
• 3 dollars — Return of the Tyee KM# 978
• 4 dollars — Euoplocephalus tutus KM# 1014
• 4 dollars — Dromaeosaurus KM# 1022
• 5 dollars — Piedfort SML KM# 1077 2nd portrait
• 5 dollars — Maple Leaf Emerald KM# 1289 4th portrait
• 5 dollars — Maple Leaf Saphire KM# 1290 4th portrait
• 5 dollars — Maple Leaf Ruby KM# 1291 4th portrait
• 5 dollars — Maple Leaf Diamond KM# 1292 4th portrait
• 5 dollars — 2010 Olympics, Vancouver: Hockey Player KM# 800 Gold plated
• 5 dollars — 2010 Olympics, Vancouver: Hockey Player KM# 998
• 8 dollars — Maple of Strength KM# 1012
• 10 dollars — 75th Anniversary of the First Bank Notes in Canada KM# 1010
• 10 dollars — Blue Whale KM# 1096
• 10 dollars — 10 Dollars - Elizabeth II - Canada

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