Since 1967, Canada has produced Commemorative Quarters, but in recent years they have been producing them fast and furious, with as many as 12 new designs every year!

This video attempts to showcase all the commemorative quarters produced into circulation to date, plus their coloured variants and errors. Not only is it a walk down memory lane, but I try to bring in some history and context to each commemorative issue. I try to add some humour to it all as well.

If you are interested in a particular year or issue, I will add timestamps below for each clip.

Click the timestamp below to jump to each section or watch the whole video.

3:03 1967 100th Anniversary of Confederation
3:50 1973 Royal Canadian Mounted Police
4:40 1992 125 Anniversary of Confederation
6:10 Millennium 1999
7:17 Millennium 2000
8:19 2002 Queen Elizabeth Jubilee
8:51 2004 Acadia and First coloured poppy
10:08 2005 Veterans and 100th anniversary of Saskatchewan and Alberta
11:10 2007-2010 Vancouver Olympics
11:56 2008 90th anniversary of Armistice
12:30 2009 Men's and Women's Hockey (Salt Lake City 2002)
13:22 2010 65th anniversary of WW2 and Cindy Klassen
14:01 2011 Legendary Nature
14:53 2012 War of 1812
17:14 2013 Northern Canada and Arctic
18:14 2015 Canada Flag and John McCrae Poppy
19:16 2017 Stanley Cup 125th Anniversary and 150th anniversary of Confederation

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