2009

2009 CIRCULATION $1 COIN MS-65 MONTREAL CANADIENS 100 YEARS

2009 CIRCULATION $2 COIN MS-65

2009 CIRCULATION 10-CENT COIN MS-67

2009 CIRCULATION 5-CENT COIN MS-66

The Coat of Arms for Prince Edward Island (PEI) incorporates the Provincial Shield as a central element. The upper section features the English lion. Below, is an oak tree (England) with three saplings to the left (PEI’s three counties). The crest...

Winter’s fleeting beautyTo scientists, they are ―six-sided dendrite ice crystals;‖ to children, they are the beginnings of snowmen and fun-filled toboggan rides; to Canada, they are its most defining climatic feature. But to the observant eye, the...

 RED MAPLE The Red Maple is one of the most abundant andwidespread tree in eastern Canada. It grows fromsouthern Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and southernQuebec to southern and southwestern Ontario and inextreme southeastern Manitoba...

Designing a nation's character   During the Middle Ages, any knight who went into battle needed to distinguish friend from foe and would paint identifying marks on his shield. Later, these markings began appearing on military...