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The cost to manufacture a Canadian dollar varies depending on the denomination and materials used. Generally, the production cost for a one-dollar coin (the loonie) is around 10-15 cents, while paper bills can cost approximately 8-12 cents each. These costs include materials, printing, and minting processes. Ultimately, the manufacturing costs are significantly lower than the face value of the currency.

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