Canadian Dollar

Canada’s official currency since 1867.
The banknotes preserve their nominal value, and each banknote issued after 1935 is used as national currency.
One of the special characteristics of Canadian Dollar coins (including circulation, commemorative and investment coins) is that they still feature the image of the reigning British monarch.
Coins:
- “Loonie” – one-dollar coin named after the national bird of Canada
- “Toonie” or “Twoonie” – two-dollar coin
- “Quarter” – worth 25 cents, and bears the image of a caribou
- “Dime” – worth 10 cents, bears the image of a special Canadian schooner
- “Nickel” – worth 5 cents, it is made of nickel