A complete celebration! There are two versions of our 2021 $2 Discovery of Insulin commemorative coin, and this Special Wrap Roll collection guarantees you’ll own both. With this collection, you get one roll of 25 coloured coins and one roll of 25 non-coloured ones. Neatly rolled up in a custom paper wrap, these coins serve as a lasting reminder of how a Canadian medical breakthrough has had an immeasurable global impact over the last century.

Own both the coloured and non-coloured Discovery of Insulin special wrap rolls. Order today!

• A SCIENTIFIC CENTENNIAL: In 2021, Canada’s $2 circulation coin commemorates the 100th anniversary of one of Canada’s greatest contributions to medical research: the discovery of insulin in 1921.  
• A TWO-ROLL COLLECTION: Order today and get both versions of the 2021 Discovery of Insulin Special WrapRoll. You can rest easy knowing you’ll get one of each:
• 2021 $2 Discovery of Insulin Coloured Special Wrap Roll
• 2021 $2 Discovery of Insulin Non-Coloured Special Wrap Roll
• AN INSTANT ADDITION! Each Special Wrap Roll contains 25 Discovery of Insulin circulation coins, which are neatly rolled up in a custom paper wrap that complements the coin design.
• TOUCH OF COLOUR! The coloured version features a touch of blue on the coin’s reverse to highlight insulin on the 100th anniversary of its discovery. Blue is the colour that globally represents diabetes awareness.
• UNCIRCULATED! None of these coins have been circulated—they still have a newly minted look.
• A SPECIAL CONNECTION! Celebrate a Canadian innovation that has had a global impact! Chances are, you or someone youknow has a connection to this discovery, which has saved countless lives worldwide.

Blue is the colour of diabetes awareness. Order your coloured special wrap roll today!

Design:
Designed by Canadian artist Jesse Koreck, the $2 coin’s reverse is double dated (“1921 2021”) to commemorate the 100th anniversary of a Canadian medical innovation. The discovery of insulin at a University of Toronto laboratory is represented by a maple leaf and traditional symbols: an early insulin vial, an Erlenmeyer flask, a mortar and pestle. The inner core shows insulin in monomeric form, which is highlighted in blue on the selectively coloured coins, while the depiction of the hormone at work in thebloodstream extends onto the outer ring. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt.

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