List of people on coins of Canada

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This is a list of notables on coins of Canada. Members of the Monarchy of Canada are not included.

Contents

A

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Anne of Green Gables [1] 200825 centsThird oversized 25-cent piece in RCM history
Avro Anson 199020 DollarsCanadian Aviation

B

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Sir Frank Wilton Baillie [2] 199220 DollarsAviation Series
F.W. Baldwin [3] 199120 DollarsAviation Series
W.C. Russell Bannock [4] 199520 DollarsAviation Series
Batman 201610 DollarsBatman v Superman
20 DollarsBatman v Superman
30 DollarsBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Jean Beliveau [5] 200550 CentsHockey Legends
Alexander Graham Bell 1997100 Dollars150th Birthday [6]
20221 Dollar175th Anniversary of the Birth of Alexander Graham Bell [7]
Silver Dollar175th Anniversary of the Birth of Alexander Graham Bell [8]
Norman Bethune 19985 Dollars60th Anniversary of Dr. Bethune's arrival in China [9]
20115 Dollars75th Anniversary of the First Mobile Blood Transfusion Vehicle [10]
Bonhomme Carnaval [11] 200150 centsFestivals of Canada
200625 centsQuebec Winter Carnival
Johnny Bower [5] 200550 CentsHockey Legends
201510 DollarsNHL Goalies
Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea)2007Silver DollarGold plated version exclusive to 2007 Proof Set
Sir Isaac Brock 201225 centsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [12]
4 DollarsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [13]
Bugs Bunny [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
20 DollarsLooney Tunes Series
30 DollarsLooney Tunes Classic Scenes

C

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Sir George-Étienne Cartier 201520 DollarsFather of Canadian Federation
Jacques Cartier [15] 19841 Dollar450th Anniversary of landing at Gaspe
100 Dollars450th Anniversary of landing at Gaspe
Paul Cederberg [16] 197325 centsCentennial of RCMP
James A. Chamberlain [17] 199620 DollarsAviation Series
Gerry Cheevers 201510 DollarsNHL Goalies
Santa Claus 200425 centsHoliday Coin Set [18]
200625 centsHoliday Coin set [11]
200825 centsHoliday Coin set [19]
200925 centsHoliday Coin set [1]
201025 centsHoliday Coin set [20]
50 centsChristmas [21]
201150 centsChristmas [21]
201225 centsHoliday Coin set [22]
50 centsFather Christmas [21]
Kathleen "Kit" Coleman [23] 2023Silver Dollar125th Anniversary of her status as North America’s first accredited woman war correspondent
James Cook [24] 2018Silver Dollar240th Anniversary of Captain Cook at Nootka Sound
Wile E. Coyote [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
30 DollarsLooney Tunes Classic Scenes

D

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Samuel de Champlain 1992100 Dollars350th Anniversary of Montreal
20081 DollarTo commemorate 400th anniversary of Quebec City
20153 Dollars400th Anniversary of Samuel de Chaplain in Huronia [25]
Charles-Michel de Salaberry 201225 centsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [26]
4 DollarsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [13]
Viola Desmond 201920 Dollars
Daffy Duck [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
20 DollarsLooney Tunes Series

E

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Albert Einstein 2015100 Dollars100th Anniversary of the General Theory of Relativity

F

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
J.E. Fauquier [27] 199020 DollarsAviation Series
Robert H. (Bob) Fowler [28] 199920 DollarsAviation Series
Terry Fox [29] 20051 DollarCoin was issued for circulation
Simon Fraser 2008200 DollarsMintage of 5,000 coins
Sir Martin Frobisher200720 DollarsInternational Polar Year
Elmer Fudd 201530 DollarsLooney Tunes Classic Scenes

G

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Paul Gagnon [30] 199820 DollarsAviation Series
Phillip C. Garratt [31] 199120 DollarsAviation Series
Eddie Giacomin 201510 DollarsNHL Goalies
Stuart Graham [32] 199420 DollarsAviation Series
Wayne Gretzky [33] 201125 centsHockey player

H

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Chris Hadfield 200630 DollarsInstallation of the Canadarm2
300 Dollars
Glenn Hall 201510 DollarsNHL Goalies
Paul Henderson [34] 19971 Dollar25th Anniversary of the Canada-Russia hockey series of 1972
Edward Higgins [35] 199720 DollarsAviation Series
Tim Horton [5] 200550 centsHockey Legends

J

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Pope John Paul II 200510 DollarsMemorial Coin [36]
75 DollarsMemorial Coin
201410 DollarsCanonization of Pope John Paul II [37]

K

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Henry Kelsey 1990Silver Dollar300th Anniversary of Kelsey's journey to the prairies
Dave Keon [5] 200550 centsHockey Legends
Captain Kirk 201610 DollarsStar Trek Series
Cindy Klassen [38] 201025 centsPart of Vancouver Olympic coins collection

L

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Guy Lafleur [5] 200550 centsHockey Legends
Robert Leckie [39] 199020 DollarsAviation Series
Foghorn Leghorn [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
John Lennon 201920 DollarsGive Peace a Chance
Zebulon Lewis Leigh [40] 199320 DollarsAviation Series
William S. Longhurst [41] 199820 DollarsAviation Series

M

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Sir John A. Macdonald 20152 Dollars200th Anniversary of the Birth of Sir John A. Macdonald [42]
20 Dollars
Alexander Mackenzie [43] 1989Silver DollarBicentennial of the voyage to the Arctic Ocean via the Mackenzie River
Maisonneuve [44] 1992100 DollarsMontreal, 350th Anniversary
Guglielmo Marconi [13] 20015 Dollars100th Anniversary of the First Trans-Atlantic Radio
Marvin the Martian [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
John McCrae 20152 Dollars100th Anniversary of "In Flanders Fields" Poem [45]
3 Dollars100th Anniversary of "In Flanders Fields" Poem [46]
John A.D. McCurdy [47] 199120 DollarsAviation Series
Miga [19] 200825 cents2010 Vancouver Olympic Mascot

N

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
George A. Neal [48] 199920 DollarsAviation Series
J. Omer (Bob) Noury [49] 199520 DollarsAviation Series

O

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Odin 201920 DollarsNorse Gods
Yoko Ono 201920 DollarsGive Peace a Chance

P

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Oscar Peterson [50] 20221 DollarCelebrating Oscar Peterson
20 DollarsCelebrating Oscar Peterson
Porky Pig [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
Jacques Plante [5] 200550 centsHockey Legends
201510 DollarsNHL Goalies
Georgina Pope [51] 20125 DollarsGeorgina Pope's 150th Birthday
Optimus Prime [52] 201925 centsTransformers

Q

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Quatchi [19] 200825 cents2010 Vancouver Olympic Mascot

R

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Wilfred T. Reid [53] 199420 DollarsAviation Series
Maurice Richard [5] 200550 centsHockey Legends
James Armstrong Richardson, Sr. [54] 199320 DollarsAviation Series
Louis Riel [55] 2019Silver DollarCelebration of Louis Riel
Road Runner [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
30 DollarsLooney Tunes Classic Scenes

S

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Terry Sawchuk 201510 DollarsNHL Goalies
Scotty (Star Trek) 201610 DollarsStar Trek Series
Laura Secord 201225 centsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [56]
4 DollarsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [13]
Murton A. Seymour [57] 199220 DollarsAviation Series
Darryl Sittler [5] 200550 centsHockey Legends
Sumi [19] 200825 cents2010 Vancouver Olympic Mascot
Spock 201610 DollarsStar Trek Series
Supergirl 201510 DollarsDC Comics Original Series
Superman [58] 201350 centsSuperman's 75th Anniversary
15 DollarsSuperman's 75th Anniversary [59]
201510 DollarsDC Comics Original Series
20 DollarsLegendary Super Heroes: Superman
100 DollarsIconic Superman Comic Book Covers
201610 DollarsBatman v Superman
20 DollarsBatman v Superman
30 DollarsBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Sylvester the Cat [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
20 DollarsLooney Tunes Series
30 DollarsLooney Tunes Classic Scenes

T

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Tasmanian Devil (Looney Tunes) [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
Tecumseh 201225 centsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [22]
4 DollarsBicentennial of the War of 1812 [13]
David Thompson [60] 201415 DollarsExploring Canada Series
Tweety Bird [14] 201510 DollarsPart of Looney Tunes Fine Silver 8-Coin Subscription
20 DollarsLooney Tunes Series
30 DollarsLooney Tunes Classic Scenes

U

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Nyota Uhura 201610 DollarsStar Trek Series

V

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Fern Villeneuve [61] 199720 DollarsAviation Series

W

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Wonder Woman 201610 DollarsBatman v Superman
20 DollarsDC Comics Originals Series
30 DollarsBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Z

NameYearDenominationSpecial Notes
Janusz Zurakowski [62] 199620 DollarsAviation Series

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