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1 Dollar - Elizabeth II 2nd portrait, small portrait
| Uitgever | Canada |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1978-1987 |
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| Waarde | 1 Dollar |
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| Schrift keerzijde | Latin |
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| Oplage | 1978 - KM#120.1 - 2,948,488 1979 - KM#120.1 - 1,884,789 1980 - KM#120.1 - 2,922,000 1981 - KM#120.1 - 2,778,900 1981 - KM#120.1 Proof - 1981 - Specimen - 1982 - KM#120.1 - 1,544,398 1982 - KM#120.1 Proof - 180,908 1983 - KM#120.1 - 2,267,525 1983 - KM#120.1 Proof - 166,779 1983 - Specimen - 1984 - KM#120.1 - 1,223,486 1984 - KM#120.1 Proof - 161,602 1985 - KM#120.1 - 3,104,592 1985 - KM#120.1 Proof - 153,950 1986 - KM#120.1 - 3,089,225 1986 - KM#120.1 Proof - 176,224 1987 - KM#120.1 In Sets only - 287,330 1987 - KM#120.1 Proof - 175,686 |
| Aanvullende informatie |
The "small portrait" designation on this issue refers to a deliberate mid-series correction: the Machin effigy introduced on Canadian coinage in 1965 was initially reproduced at a scale deemed too large relative to the coin's field, and a reduced version was phased in. The distinction matters to variety collectors because both portrait sizes circulated simultaneously for a period, making date-and-portrait combinations the primary sorting criterion within the series.