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To: Killick who wrote (2523)9/29/1999 12:26:00 PM
From: Ian@SI   of 2733
 
The Flag used on that bill is actually the Union Jack, which was Canada's Flag at the time that the $2 bill design first came in.

In any case, Canada no longer has a $1 nor a $2 bill, just coins.
Each is larger and heavier than the other coins, thus adding to Canada's fitness program for its citizens as well as providing additional revenues for the tailors, seamstresses, etc as they get to repair many more pockets than before.
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