Over the last five decades, Canada has made significant strides in becoming a more inclusive society, guided by a belief in diversity, equality for all andthe right to live free from discrimination, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression or sex characteristics.

Our 2019 EQUALITY circulation dollar is a specialcelebration of the commemoration of diversity, andthe journey to inclusion; of the freedom to love and be loved, a journey that continues to this day

This year we commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Decriminalization of Homosexuality with this special $1 Coin roll. Order Today.

• PRIDE MULTIPLIED: Each Special Wrap Roll is guaranteed to include 25 of our 2019 EQUALITY circulation dollar, commemorating this important anniversary
• CUSTOM PACKAGING: The coins are enclosed in a custom paper wrap that features a printed image of the coin design—an eye-catchinghint of what's inside.
• A SHOW OF PRIDE FOR A DIVERSE AND INCLUSIVE CANADA: These coins are an inspiring statement of support for social progress inCanada, and the hard-fought gains in sexual and gender rights.
• LIMITED MINTAGE WORLDWIDE: Limited to 15,000 rolls worldwide.
• PERMANENT SECURITY FEATURE: Also included on the reverse of the coins are the engraved maple leaves, which areboth a symbol of Canada and a cutting-edge security feature that ensures each coin's authenticity.

The reverse image by Canadian artist Joe Average is a celebration of community, equality and inclusion. The intertwined stylization invites a personal interpretation of the design, viewed through the lens of sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics. The facial traits intentionally reflect gender fluidity and the spectrum of genders; they may belong to two individuals, or they may represent different aspects of one's identity.

The maple leaf security feature is positioned over hopeful rays of light, while the bilingual words "EQUALITY" and "ÉGALITÉ" are engraved on two curved bands. The reverse includes the word "CANADA", the double dates "1969" and "2019" to mark the 50 years since the process of decriminalizing homosexuality in Canada began, and the "DOLLAR" face value. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt.