5 dollars — Canada (2001) — Maple of Good Fortune

Special facts

Silver 5 dollars of 2001, “Maple of Good Fortune”, a maple leaf in colour with a wish for good luck.

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

• 2001
• 25 cent (2001) — Canada Day KM# 419
• 50 cent (2001) — Quebec Carnival KM# 420
• 50 cent (2001) — Nunavut Toonik Tyme KM# 421
• 50 cent (2001) — Newfoundland Folk Festival KM# 422
• 50 cent (2001) — Festival of the fathers KM# 423
• 50 cent (2001) — Sled KM# 424
• 50 cent (2001) — Maiden's Cove KM# 425
• 50 cent (2001) — The Small Jumpers KM# 426
• 1 dollar (2001) — Canadian Ballet KM# 414
• 1 dollar (2001) — 1911 Silver Dollar: 1911-2001 Silver Dollar KM# 434
• 5 dollars (2001) — Guglielmo Marconi KM# 435
• 5 dollars (2001) — Autumn Maple Leaf KM# 436
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• 5 dollars (2001) — Maple of Good Fortune KM# 437
• 10 dollars (2001) — Gold Maple Hologram KM# 440
• 15 dollars (2001) — Year of the Snake KM# 415
• 20 dollars (2001) — Scotia KM# 411
• 20 dollars (2001) — Marco Polo KM# 427
• 20 dollars (2001) — Russell KM# 428
• 30 dollars (2001) — Harlequin Duck KM# 429
• 75 dollars (2001) — Canada's endangered species: Harlequin Duck KM# 430
• 100 dollars (2001) — 125th anniversary of the Library of Parliament KM# 416
• 150 dollars (2001) — Year of the Snake KM# 417
• 150 dollars (2001) — Canada's endangered species: Harlequin Duck KM# 431
• 200 dollars (2001) — Cornelius D. Krieghoff: Habitant Farm KM# 418
• 300 dollars (2001) — Harlequin Duck KM# 432