Leduc, AB
I do not share secrets, so do not pass this one on. I even think Dan uses period correct dimes/quarters in his pins.
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Canadian coins were silver up until 1968, after that nickel. In 2011 (I think) coinage changed again, more steel, less nickel. Now they have nickel cladding. Magnetic coins. No more 1 cent coins, and we have the ever popular $1 coin, and the $2 coin.
Quoted from newmantjn:- which can be difficult to deposit in the coin slot at the Windsor Ballet.
Well, not really. Just toss it, with your thumb (like a wishing well). Or use the edge of the stage, stand the coins on end and flick it into the target with your finger. Closest to the target wins.
$5 bills just need to be folded like a paper glider, and you are ready to go.
(Ah nuts! Our new polymer bank notes do not fold).
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