Canadian Money. Coins Penny 1 cent 1¢ Nickel 5 cents 5¢

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Canadian Money

Coins

Penny 1 cent 1¢

Nickel 5 cents 5¢

Dime 10 cents 10¢

Quarter 25 cents 25 ¢

Loonie 1 dollar $1

Toonie 2 dollars $2

Paper Money

5 Dollar Bill 5 Dollars - $5

10 Dollar Bill 10 Dollars - $10

20 Dollar Bill 20 Dollars - $20

50 Dollar Bill 50 Dollars - $50

100 Dollar Bill 100 Dollars - $100

How Much?

6 cents

How Much? 11 cents

How Much? 15 cents

How Much? 16 cents

How Much? 32 cents

How Much? 40 cents

How Much? $1.46

How Much? $1.26

How Much? 35 cents

How Much? $2.06

How Much? $1.41

How Much? $2.16

How Much? $3.41

How Much? $5.35

How Much? $1.00