50th Anniversary of the CN Tower Cupronickel 2026

Coin – 50th Anniversary of the CN Tower $2 Cupronickel 2026 is a commemorative issue prepared by the Royal Canadian Mint, marking the 50th anniversary of the opening of the CN Tower—one of the most iconic symbols of Canada and the Toronto skyline.

The coin is available in a non-coloured version—a classic, engraved form that emphasizes the design’s details through the play of light and shadow.

It is made from alloys used in Canadian circulation issues: an outer ring of nickel-plated steel and a core of aluminum bronze plated with brass. The mass is 6.99 g, the diameter is 28 mm, and the denomination is 2 Canadian dollars. The finish corresponds to the standard of circulation coins (circulation).

The obverse, by Steven Rosati, features the effigy of King Charles III along with the denomination.

The reverse, designed by Carl Wiens, depicts the Toronto skyline dominated by the CN Tower, a symbol of modernity, development, and engineering excellence. In the non-coloured version, the design highlights details through precise relief.

The coin is an appealing choice for collectors of commemorative coins and for those seeking classic, non-coloured issues with an architectural theme.