Over the past couple weeks I’ve been getting Canadian quarters or dollar coins and pennies smuggled in with a lot of my change at stores and supermarkets. Is Canada devising some plan to flood the USA with inferior coinage?

I am planning to visit the place were I was born but never have been to in my adult life , I do howver want to know what you guys use I think its still the canadian dollar but want to make sure this is something i have a wager on , and I think u guys still use the loon or canadian dollar but not sure

there are 10 gold coins from that 1 is a counterfeit we don’t know if the fake one is heavier or lighter than the gold coins and you get only 3 readings on the scale to solve it.
P.S. all the coins look identical. the only difference is the fake one is either heavier or lighter than the original. and all the other 9 original coins weigh the same!
its not 12 its 10 (the 12 i read on google the one i was asked is 12!!)
its not 12 its 10 (the 12 i read on google the one i was asked is 10!! IM SURE!!!)

I found a coin that says canada dollar 1989 with a duck in the back and elizabeth the 2 , so i repeat how much does it cost in us dollars?

Like stamps, coins, or anything else?
I guess I didn’t tell you what I collect.

I collect tin cans, earasers and porciline dolls.

Hello y’all. I will be going to Malaysia next month for my vacation and am in the process of searching for a foreign exchange to change from Canadian Dollar to Malaysian Ringgit.

Does anyone know of any good places where they offer a good return for my dollar here in Canada or even in Malaysia? Are there any currency exchange places you Malaysian living in Canada would go to?

Thank you kindly.

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Ok… those seems to be some good advice from you all. But can someone tell me what the exchange rate from Canadian dollar to Malaysian Ringgit would be at the KLIA airports?

Thank you.