Description
This commemorative lucky loonie was designed for the 2010 Olympic Games and struck on the very first day of production in 2006. The reverse design features an inukshuk and the Olympic Games logo.
The Lucky Loonie
Canada’s beloved Lucky Loonie owes its fame to the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Before the tournament began, an icemaker secretly buried a Canadian dollar coin beneath center ice. Both the men’s and women’s national hockey teams earned gold medals, solidifying the loonie as Canada's good luck charm.





