A Canadian coin just won a prestigious award and you might have one in your wallet

A Canadian coin just won a prestigious award and you might have one in your wallet Canada

Check your pockets! You could have an award-winning Canadian coin floating around in your change.

"The Mint is passionate about finding new ways to showcase Canada on coins that represent the highest levels of craftsmanship, design and innovation," said Marie Lemay, president and CEO of the Royal Canadian Mint, in a"To win not only one, but two Coin of the Year Awards in the same year is an amazing recognition that our coins are indeed best-in-class, and admired by collectors around the world.

Claude Thivierge's 2021 $20 Fine Silver Coin – Black and Gold: The Grey Wolf. Image via Royal Canadian Mint. The Mint's first coloured 10-cent circulation coin issued in 2021 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Bluenose was crowned the"Best Circulation" coin.

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