5 dollars — Canada (2004) — Arctic Fox

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

• 2004
• 1 dollar (2004) — Remember: Poppy KM# 511
• 1 dollar (2004) — First French Settlement in America KM# 512
• 1 dollar (2004) — Summer Olympic Games: Olympic Lucky Loonie 2004 KM# 513
• 1 dollar (2004) — Fractional KM# 621
• 2 dollars (2004) — Arctic Fox Charlton# RC-1902
• 2 dollars (2004) — Fractional KM# 622
• 2 dollars (2004) — Polar Bear KM# 835
• 2004–2005
• 2 dollars (2004–2005) — 4th portrait; Maple leaf logo
  4th portrait
• 2004
• 3 dollars (2004) — Arctic Fox KM# 1415
• 3 dollars (2004) — Fractional KM# 623
• 4 dollars (2004) — Arctic Fox Charlton# RC-1902
• 4 dollars (2004) — Fractional KM# 624
• 5 dollars (2004) — Arctic Fox Charlton# RC-1902
  1 oz
• 5 dollars (2004) — Moose: coin and stamp set KM# 514
• 5 dollars (2004) — Winter Maple Leaf KM# 522
  1 oz.
• 5 dollars (2004) — Open Championship of Canada KM# 527
• 2004–2012
• 5 dollars (2004–2012) — Silver Maple Leaf KM# 625
  Privy mark; 4th portrait
• 2004
• 5 dollars (2004) — Fractional KM# 625
• 2004–2015
• 5 dollars (2004–2015) — Gold Maple Leaf KM# 929
  4th portrait
• 2004–2013
• 5 dollars (2004–2013) — Silver Maple Leaf
  4th portrait
• 2004
• 8 dollars (2004) — Grizzly Bear KM# 515
• 10 dollars (2004) — Gold Maple Leaf
  4th portrait
• 15 dollars (2004) — Year of the Monkey KM# 610
• 20 dollars (2004) — Sambro Island Lighthouse Charlton# RC-1750
• 20 dollars (2004) — Iceberg KM# 611