2 Dollars

发行方	Bank of Canada / Banque du Canada
年份	1954
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货币	Dollar (1858-date)
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正面铭文	CANADA TWO DOLLARS DEUX DOLLARS 2 BANK OF CANADA — BANQUE DU CANADA OTTAWA 1954 WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND / PAIERA AU PORTEUR SUR DEMANDE DEPUTY GOVERNOR SOUS-GOUVERNEUR GOVERNOR GOUVERNEUR
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签名	1954 - J.E. Coyne and G.F. Towers 1955 - J.E. Coyne and J.R. Beattie 1961 - L. Rasminsky and J.R. Beattie
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备注	The 1954 series is best known for the "Devil's Face" controversy — an optical effect in the Queen's hair that many Canadians interpreted as a satanic profile. Public pressure was sufficient that the Bank of Canada had British American Bank Note Company modify the portrait engraving, producing what collectors now distinguish as the "modified" type. The original plates were altered starting around 1956, making early Coyne-Towers examples the most scrutinized of the run. Three signature combinations span nearly a decade of issue, reflecting two governor transitions. Rasminsky replaced Coyne in 1961 under genuinely tense circumstances — Coyne had publicly clashed with the Diefenbaker government over monetary policy, a dispute that escalated into a formal parliamentary vote on his conduct.

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