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. While widely discussed in the battle rap scene as a "punchline," the issue resurfaced significantly in late 2025 due to a legal battle regarding cyber libel. Origins and Nature of the Scandal

(Darwin Ferianeza), frequently mentioned this alleged video to "diss" or discredit the artists. The Song "XXX": Adding to the confusion was the 2010 song dice hi-c loonie scandal

A promotion by Hi-C (then owned by Coca-Cola) inserted roughly 50,000 real loonies into juice boxes nationwide. The winning boxes were identifiable by a faint blue dot under the straw hole. Simultaneously, the Royal Canadian Mint discovered the "Nickel Loonie" error: approximately 100,000 loonies were struck on the wrong planchets. These "error loonies" are worth up to $15,000 today. The Song "XXX": Adding to the confusion was

In September 1996, a coin collector in Winnipeg discovered a loonie that stuck to a refrigerator magnet. This should be impossible—loonies are aureate bronze-plated nickel, which is weakly magnetic, but nickel-plated steel is highly magnetic. The RCMP launched "Project Coin Toss." They traced the error to a single shift at the Winnipeg Mint where a technician, allegedly distracted by a backroom dice game, failed to swap the planchet rolls. These "error loonies" are worth up to $15,000 today