Our coins serve as mementos of a year filled with special moments, new beginnings and milestones. This set locks in your 2020 circulation coins and keeps them under wraps for you to share with future generations. The coins in each set are uncirculated first strike; they are among Canada's first 2020-dated circulation coins struck at our Winnipeg facility. And every circulating denomination (5¢, 10¢, 25¢,$1 and $2) is represented here, all wrapped in premium paper and sealed with a holographic label.

Your coin set contains the first 5,000 rolls of 2020-dated coins to be struck in our Winnipeg presses this year! Order today!

• THE FIRST CIRCULATION STRIKES: These are the first 2020-dated circulation coins struck at our Winnipeg facility.
• A HOLOGRAPHIC LABEL: Every roll of first strikes is sealed with a holographic label—a special touch that says "thank you" for making our coins a part of your collecting passion.
• LIKE A TIME CAPSULE: The set is a lasting snapshot of Canada in 2020, and includes all five circulating denominations: five-cent, 10-cent, 25-cent, dollar and two-dollar coins.
• AN ELEGANT PRESENTATION: Wrapped in premium paper that bears an illustration of the reverse design, the five rolls are enclosed together in a classic presentation case.
• LIMITED SUPPLY: A total of 5,000 sets have been produced and are available worldwide.

• Polar Bear: Introduced on February 19, 1996, Canada's bi-metallic two-dollar coinfeatures the polar bear, an Arctic species that is a symbol of strength. Artist: Brent Townsend
  
• Common Loon: A defining image of Canada and its currency, the dollar coin's solitary loon made its debut on June 30, 1987.Artist: Robert-Ralph Carmichael
  
• Caribou: The antlered representative of Canada's northernwilderness, the caribou first appeared on the 25-cent coin in 1937. Artist: Emanuel Hahn
  
• Bluenose: An enduring symbol of Canada's maritime historyand heritage, the Bluenose schooner first set sail on the ten-cent coin in 1937.Artist: Emanuel Hahn
  
• Beaver: The image of the beaver on the five-cent coin dates back to 1937,but the animal is a centuries-old icon that is synonymous with Canada's early history. Artist: G. E. Kruger-Gray
  

• Canada's circulation coins are produced at our high-techplant in Winnipeg, where over 1 billion coins are minted each year—in fact, our state-of-the-art presses can process up to 750 coins per second!
• The reverse designs for today's 5-cent, 10-cent and 25-cent coins were first introduced in 1937, when Canada sought to modernize its coinage.

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