1996 CANADIAN $2 PROOF COIN AND REPLACEMENT BANK NOTE
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Designed to replace the $2 bank note, the new vi-metallic $2 coin was issued on February 19,1996. featuring the polar bear, it continues the wildlife theme tradition preferred by Canadians.
Comes with the original box, slip cover, and certificate of authenticity.
Proof $2 Coin.
Designed by wildlife artist Brent Townsend, the reverse of the coin presents an adult polar bear in early summer, hunting along the edge of an ice floe in proximity of the cost. he is paused, frozen in his tracks, concentrating on a distant movement of fresh scent.
the obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pedery-Hunt. this image appears on all Canadian circulating coins.
$2 Bank note. Replacement Note (3rd Letter X: BRX3489927)
the note face features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II updated and enlarged from the series, a mall engraved vignette of the parliament buildings in Ottawa, and the Coat of Arms of Canada. this note bears the signature of Mr. Gordon G. Thiessen and Mr. Bernard Coin, governor and Deputy Governor of the bank of Canada, respectively. the back features two robins against a stylized sky incorporating the word Canada.
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