The Black Toonie remembering Queen Elizabeth II 2022 toonie

In honor of Queen Elizabeth II's remarkable 70-year reign, the Canadian Mint issued the cherished "black toonie" in 2022. This special coin, with a distinctive black outer ring, symbolizes both the monarch's legacy and the nation's mourning upon her eventual passing. An anticipated transition to King Charles' effigy in 2024 adds significance to this unique piece in Canadian coinage. Holding this commemorative toonie, I embarked on a Bali journey, discovering its captivating landscapes, rich heritage, and enchanting waves. Amidst Bali's splendor, a hidden temple stood, a serene tribute to the Queen. It reflected the island's spiritual essence and beauty, offering a tranquil haven for adventurous souls seeking both treasure and moments of serenity.

[@mikeohagan2206]

She will always be my Queen. All others are imposters.

[@DavidMinke]

I haven't seen any yet..how many are in circulation?

[@anotherfifty]

There are about 5 million in circulation

[@sharonperry5213]

Have 2

[@predatorpoachersyyc9089]

Yall think they’ll be worth much eventually here?

[@anotherfifty]

When they first came out, collectors eagerly sought them. However, the mint's production of commemorative rolls has since flooded the market with these coins. Despite this, their unique heritage suggests that they could increase in value over the coming years.

[@gerrywood3584]

Got 4 now

[@anotherfifty]

Impressive work! The elusive black toonie has made its debut. It seems the mint may have been overly ambitious, printing 5 million of them along with collector rolls. What are your thoughts on the mint's profit-driven approach through the creation of collector rolls for circulating coins?

[@shauncameron8390]

I have 3.

[@barbarang4981]

It does not look black