Royal Canadian Mint $2 Circulation Coin Marks the 100Th Anniversary of the Discovery of Insulin
"The Mint has the unique privilege of creating lasting reminders of Canadian achievements through coins and it is proud that its newest $2 circulation coin celebrates the 100th anniversary of Canada's discovery of insulin," said Marie Lemay, the Mint's President and CEO.
- "The Mint has the unique privilege of creating lasting reminders of Canadian achievements through coins and it is proud that its newest $2 circulation coin celebrates the 100th anniversary of Canada's discovery of insulin," said Marie Lemay, the Mint's President and CEO.
- The reverse of the $2 circulation coin commemorating the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin as a treatment for diabetes is designed by Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario artist Jesse Koreck.
- The words 'INSULIN'/ 'INSULINE' appear on the coin's outer ring, as do the years '1921' and '2021', highlighting the anniversary.
- The Royal Canadian Mint is the Crown corporation responsible for the minting and distribution of Canada's circulation coins.