Year Set of Canada Dollars Coins 1987-2022 $1 Coins in UNI-SAFE Book. One Coin per Year

You are looking at Year Set of Canada Dollars Coins 1987-2022 $1 Coins in UNI-SAFE Book One Coin per Year. All these Coins are in UNI-SAFE coins folder. Condition of almost all the coins is Uncirculated with some coins as Almost Uncirculated or EF. Please use Scan as your guide.

There are 31 UNC Loonies (one from each Year from 1987 to 2022 except 1997 to 2001 as no loonie was issued for circulation during 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2001).

 Here's list of all coins that you'll receive.

• 1987,1988,1989, 1990,1991 (Key), 1992 Loonie or 1992 Parliament Loonie, 1993,1994 Regular or War Memorial Loonie,1995 Regular or Peace Keeping Loonie, 1996, 
• 2002, 2003, 2004 Regular Loonie or 2004 Lucky Loonie, 2005 Regular Loonie or 2005 Terry Fox Loonie, 2006 Regular Loonie or 2006 Lucky Loonie, 2007, 2008 Regular or 2008 Lucky Loonie, 2009 Regular or Montreal Loonie, 2010 Regular or Lucky Loonie, 2011 Regular or Park Loonie, 2012 Loonie or 2012 grey cup or 2012 Lucky Loonie, 2013 Loonie. 
• 2014 Regular or Lucky Loonie, 2015, 2016 Regular or Lucky Loonie, 2017 Toronto ML or Connecting Nation, 2018, 2019 Regular or Equality Loonie, 2020 Regular or United Nation Loonie, 2021, and 2022.

This Set includes all commemorative Coins and here is a list some.

• 1994 War Memorial Loonie: This Coin depicts the War Memorial on its Reverse. War Memorial was built to commemorate the participation of Canada in WW I and then it was rededicated in 1982 to include the Veterans of WW II and Korean War.
• 1995 PeaceKeeping Loonie: This Coin commemorates Canada's Commitment to World Peace and the 50th Anniversary of the founding of United Nations. The design features the PeaceKeeping Monument in Ottawa, unveiled in 1992. The peacekeeping monument is the only monument of its kind in the world.
• 2004, 2006 and 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016 Olympic Lucky Loonies: The Royal Canadian Mint is proud to issue this specially designed Lucky Loonie to celebrate a Canadian Olympic story and to wish all of our Canadian athletes the very best of luck in Olympic Games.
• 2005 Terry Fox Loonie: Canadian hero, Terry Fox, lost his leg to cancer at the age of 18. On April 12, 1980, Terry Fox set out to make his dream of a cancer-free tomorrow. On the 25th anniversary the Royal Canadian Mint issued a special one-dollar coin. 

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