Canadian coins are the currency used in Canada, featuring various denominations such as 5 cents (nickel), 10 cents (dime), 25 cents (quarter), 1 dollar (loonie), and 2 dollars (toonie). Each coin has unique designs that reflect Canada's culture, history, and natural beauty, including images of iconic symbols like the beaver and maple leaf. The coins are made from different metals, with the loonie and toonie being notable for their distinctive colors. Canadian coins are widely accepted across the country and are an essential part of everyday transactions, making them familiar to both residents and visitors.