One of my favorites

Do you have a favorite tool?

I have a favorite tool. It's a $2 Canadian coin. 

Wouldn't you use a coin when replacing the coin battery in your Swatch watch or thermometer?

I use one Canadian 2$ alloy coin.

It's 28mm in diameter and has a hard metal surround, so it fits well in the opening/closing slot and is easy to operate.

One day recently, as usual, I used that coin to catch my attention recently. 

The coin is engraved with a polar bear and two CANADA dollars on one side. 

On the other side is a cameo of Queen Elizabeth II. 

The cameo of Her Majesty the Queen appears to be smiling. 

While thanking and reminiscing with Her Majesty the Queen, I took pictures of the front and back of the Canadian coin. I added a layer of Bokeh to the background using Luminar Neo, a digital imaging software I started using last year. It definitely complemented the front and back photos of my favorite coins. 

It's not worth taking a picture of it, but it's something that inspires my curiosity. 

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Special thanks to photographer Darlene Hildebrandt and Luminar Neo for the wonderful Bokeh Overlay Pack.

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