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What is on the Canadian 50 cent?
on one side it has a picture of the Canadian coat of arms and on the other side it has a picture of queen elizabith II and the date on the coin is 1952-2002
What is on the Canadian 2 bill?
on one side there is a picture of 2 robins and on the other side is a picture of queen elizabith II
What is on the Canadian 50 cent coin?
on one side it has a picture of the Canadian coat of arms and on the other side it has a picture of queen elizabith II and the date on the coin is 1952-2002
Who is face is on the Canadian 1 dollar bill?
The reigning British monarch (currently Queen Elizabeth II) will be on the reverse side of all Canadian coins.
How much will a 1973 Canadian dollar bill with queen elizabeths picture on it sell for?
A dollar. They're not rare.
What animal is on the Canadian quarter?
The standard Canadian quarter has a picture of a caribou, as well as a picture of a human (Queen Elizabeth).
When did you stop singing GOD save the queen in Canadian public schools?
I think around grade 3 or 4 (1982-84-ish)
Whose picture is on the Canadian quarter?
A moose. The reverse, like nearly all coins of the British Commonwealth, has a picture of Queen Elizabeth II, exactly as the coin's wording states.
Which Elizabeth is on the Canadian nickel?
HM Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada is featured on all Canadian coins.
Who is the Canadian Secretary to the Queen?
The current Canadian Secretary to the Queen is Mr. Kevin MacLeod (also the Usher of the Black Rod).
What is a 1901 cent Canadian worth?
1901 is the last year that Canadian large cents were minted with the obverse design of Queen Victoria. Your coin can be valued anywhere from 1 dollar to hundreds depending on condition. If you post a picture, or host a picture on photobucket I can look at it for you and give you a better guess on value and grade. Take care.
Which capital city's are named after queen Victoria?
Victoria, the capital of the Canadian province of British Columbia, and Regina, the capital of the Canadian province Saskatchewan, were both named for Queen Victoria. "Regina" is the Latin word for queen.
