This month’s release of the country’s new state-of-the-art, polymer $20 bank note – including a unique see-through element – is reflected in a recently revamped “In the Money” exhibition at the Canadian Currency Museum, a Centretown tourist stop that traces the evolution of the country’s coinage and paper money.
Amanda Stephen, Centretown NewsTourists Jonathan Bailey (L) and Paul Kennington check out the Canadian Currency Museum in front of an oversized digital display of the new Canadian $20 polymer bill.
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