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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Murillo, post: 26272476, member: 78608&quot;]Thank you, never thought of looking them up on google.&nbsp; I found this information </p><p>No, the polar bear design on the Canadian 1996 two-dollar coin (toonie) does not depict the bear with three back legs.&nbsp; </p><p>The design, created by Brent Townsend, features an adult polar bear standing on an ice floe and accurately portrays a polar bear&#039;s anatomy with its natural four limbs. </p><p>There is, however, a known counterfeit version of the 1996 toonie circulating that features a defect on the front right paw, sometimes described as a &quot;split-toe&quot; or &quot;claw,&quot; that distinguishes it from a genuine coin. This counterfeit issue is unrelated to the number of legs depicted on the polar bear.&nbsp; But I did look at photo&#039;s of this coin and it appears they all look the same as what I have posted.&nbsp; Thank you[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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