Overview
- The Royal Canadian Mint began circulating the limited‑edition $1 coin Thursday, May 14, 2026, after an on‑field unveiling at Vancouver’s BC Place.
- The reverse by artist Glen Green shows a red‑orange maple‑leaf mosaic with the FIFA 26 emblem, a moving soccer ball, and the host city names Toronto and Vancouver.
- The obverse carries King Charles III’s effigy by Steven Rosati, in line with current Canadian coinage.
- Mintage is capped at three million coins, including two million colourized pieces and one million in the classic gold tone.
- Canadians can find the coin in change as banks and shops restock, or buy sets and rolls through the Mint, dealers, and participating Canada Post outlets.