2007 – 25 Cents Quarter Canada – Olympic Wheelchair Curling Commemorative Coin

$1.50

The 2007 Canadian Olympic Wheelchair Curling coin, issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, features a design of a wheelchair curling player in front of a maple leaf and commemorates wheelchair curling as a Paralympic medal sport introduced in 2006, symbolizing Canada’s pioneering achievements in the sport including winning gold medals in the first Paralympic events.

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In 2007, Canada commemorated wheelchair curling in the context of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games by issuing a special 25-cent circulation coin. This coin features a design by Glen Green depicting a wheelchair curling player in front of a maple leaf. It was part of an extensive Canadian coin program honoring the 2010 Games, which included a series of circulation and collector coins related to various Olympic and Paralympic sports. The wheelchair curling coin is inscribed with “25 cents” and “VANCOUVER 2010” and was circulated in a substantial mintage of about 22.4 million coins. This issuance highlighted wheelchair curling, which had been officially introduced as a Paralympic medal sport in 2006, underscoring Canada’s recognition and support for Paralympic sports.

Weight (g)

5.05

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Mintage

22400000

Diameter (mm)

23.88

Thickness (mm)

1.58

Composition

94% Steel, 3.8% Copper, 2.2% Nickel Plating

Mint by

Royal Canadian Mint

Circulation

Circulated

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