Canadian 2000 Millennium Lucky Loonie 2-Dollar Coin

The item is a Canadian 2-dollar coin, commonly known as a 'toonie', held in the open palm of a hand. This specific coin features a bimetallic composition, characteristic of Canadian toonies, with a silver-colored outer ring and a brass-colored inner core. The obverse side, as visible in the image, displays a special design for the year 2000, known as the 'Lucky Loonie Millennium' coin. The central brass-colored core depicts an abstract design that appears to be a stylized loon or a similar aquatic bird, partially submerged or flying low over water, emphasizing its 'lucky' connotation. Above the central design, in the silver outer ring, there's a distinctive segmented pattern that forms a kind of banner or band across the top of the coin's face. The words 'CANADA' are visible along the left curve of the outer ring, and 'DOLLARS' along the right curve. Below the central design, the denomination '2000' is clearly inscribed, flanked by two small stylized maple leaves, indicating the year of minting and the specific millennium celebration. The coin exhibits signs of moderate circulation, with some loss of luster, minor scratches, and slight darkening or patina on both the outer ring and inner core, consistent with its age and use as currency. The details of the design, however, remain relatively clear and distinct, suggesting it has not been extensively worn down. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for Canadian coinage, indicating mass production with good detail retention for a circulating currency piece. There are no obvious major defects, repairs, or unusual markings beyond typical wear.