20 Dollars In the name of George V; Battle of Vimy Ridge, Canada

Using the battlefield as a backdrop, the reverse centres on a close view of a lone Canadian soldier, his face purposely omitted so as to represent any of the combatants during the Battle of Vimy Ridge (April 9-12, 1917). Selective gold plating adds a golden hue to the belted khaki jacket with detachable shoulder straps and a standup collar, which features the maple leaf insignia of the Canadian Expeditionary Forces. This Unknown Soldier holds a steel trench helmet in his left hand; behind his left shoulder is one of the many 18-pound guns that provided the artillery fire used in the Canadians creeping barrage. Below the soldier is the winged figure of Victory, with selective gold plating used to recreate the bronze-hued Victory Medal that was awarded to Allied soldiers in 1919.

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Pandora Young

Bust of King George V, wearing a crown, facing left.

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Edgar Bertram MacKennal

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