Why do Canadian and American coins have the same shapes and circumferences?
It seems odd that each denomination of coin is exactly the same in circumference as its counterpart on the opposite side of the border. In fact, even all the variations of U.S. dollar coins now in circulation match the Loonie. This can’t be a coincidence. There must be some sort of purpose to these shared sizes.
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Because Rockefellars and Rothchilds owns both Canada Central Bank and Federal Reserve Bank. And, easier to convert to a One World Currency.
At one time the American & Canadian dollar was worth the same and was freely accepted in both countries. That has significantly changed since then.