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New Uncirculated 25-Cent Canadian Poppy Coin (2010)

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The brand new coin comes with its original plastic container.
 
Below is what the Royal Canadian MINT’s webpage says:
 
Honour Remembrance Day. Collect the coin.
•A great way to say “Thank you”
•A sure and easy way to get your poppy coin
•Limited quantities (purchase limit of 2 per customer)
For all Canadians, the poppy is a poignant symbol of remembrance. By remembering the sacrifices they’ve made, we’re really saying “Thank you.” This Remembrance Day, honour every veteran and current Canadian Forces member by treasuring the Royal Canadian Mint’s new commemorative 25-cent Poppy circulation coin.

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No. 22: Captain Robert A. Bartlett – OFCD Single Stamp (Canada)

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Captain Robert A. Bartlett – OFCD Single Stamp

A notable Canadian ice navigator and Arctic explorer, Captain Robert Bartlett is credited with having taken a ship further north than anyone before him. Canada Post will issue a single stamp in his honour.

Issue Year: 2009

Above is what the Canada Post webpage says about these stamps.

The stamp face value is CDN$0.54.

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No. 21: Home Children – OFDC Lower Left Corner

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Home Children – OFDC Lower Left Corner

The Home Children commemorative stamp features an image of the SS Sardinian (a ship that carried Home Children from Liverpool to Quebec). Other design elements include a map symbolizing their cross-Atlantic journey, a photograph of a child at work on a farm and one of a newly arrived Home Child, standing beside a suitcase. The stamp was designed by Adams+Associates Design Consultants. Cancelled in Ottawa, Ontario.

Issue Date: September 1, 2010

Above is what the Canada Post webpage says about these stamps.

The stamps’ face value is CDN$2.28.

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No. 20: Roadside Attractions – OFDC CM (Canada)

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Roadside Attractions – OFDC CM

They’re whimsical, whacky and definitely hard to miss—uniquely Canadian roadside attractions. Featured this time around in the ongoing Roadside Attraction series are: a 7.3 metre-tall coffee pot in Davidson, Saskatchewan; a giant Happy Rock in Gladstone, Manitoba, an enormous Atlantic Puffin in Longue-Point-de-Mingan, Quebec; and huge large steel Wawa Goose in Wawa, Ontario. Cancelled in Davidson, Saskatchewan.

Issue Date: July 5, 2010

Above is what the Canada Post webpage says about these stamps.

The stamps’ face value is CDN$2.28.

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