I did get to see the largest coin in the world though. At 30' tall and 2' thick, this 1951 Canadian Nickel is Sudbury's claim to fame. Coincidentally, the reason Sudbury exists is becuase of mining - you guessed it - nickel.
July 24, 2006
No More Hockey Talk
I made it back to Boulder on Saturday night. I finished up all that I needed to do in Sudbury, so they sent me home early. Canada is great, but I won't miss every conversation revolving around Hockey. They speak too much French up there too.
I did get to see the largest coin in the world though. At 30' tall and 2' thick, this 1951 Canadian Nickel is Sudbury's claim to fame. Coincidentally, the reason Sudbury exists is becuase of mining - you guessed it - nickel.
I did get to see the largest coin in the world though. At 30' tall and 2' thick, this 1951 Canadian Nickel is Sudbury's claim to fame. Coincidentally, the reason Sudbury exists is becuase of mining - you guessed it - nickel.
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