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By: Steve Rennie, The Canadian Press Posted: 10/25/2011 3:02 AM|Comments: 107 (including responds )|Last Modified: 10/25/2011 2:42 PM [IMG]http://media.winnipegfreepress.com/images/648*399/CPT10792907_high.jpg[/IMG] Canada's new plastic income may return for the dollar. New files present a target group mistook a of DNA on the $100 bill for an adult toy. Many people also thought the see-through screen on the brand new plastic records was shaped such as the curves of a woman's human anatomy. As he uncovers the new plastic bank notes in $100 and $50 denominations at the Bank of Canada in Ottawa on Monday, June 20, 2011 bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney keeps a $100 bill. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick OTTAWA - Canada's new return for the dollar. New files display a target group mistook a of DNA on the $100 bill for an adult toy. Many people also thought of a woman's human anatomy. The others investigated the port openings of a famous Canadian icebreaker and found a skull and crossbones looking straight back at them. These are simply a few of the offbeat pictures emphasis teams believed they found on the plastic bank records that get into blood supply the following month. Internal files present the Financial Institution of Canada fretted that Canadians might find a myriad of accidental pictures on the brand new expenses. So focus groups were used by the bank to identify "potential controversies." "The over all reason for the study was to catastrophe examine the $100 and $50 notes among the public and money handlers," says a January are accountable to the central bank. The Canadian Press received the statement as well as other papers underneath the Use of Information Act. Nearly every team thought the see-through screen appeared as if a body, about pointing it out. "However, once mentioned, it frequently resulted in fun and verification among most of the individuals in a group." The brand new $100s function two pictures of prime minister Robert Borden. On the other side of the statement, there's a picture of a specialist at a microscope and a representation of the double-helix structure of DNA. However the DNA strand evoked another thing. A Vancouver emphasis team believed it had been "a sex doll (i.e., sex drops )." The others believed it had been the Big Dipper. There clearly was no mistaking the microscope, nevertheless when focus groups turned within the statement they discovered the advantage of the device showed birthmark on Borden's cheek. Respondents also believed the former prime minister was both cross-eyed or that every eye was looking down in another path, the statement says. PM's moustache is unkempt." Every emphasis team believed they found spiritual iconography on the facial skin of the Peace Tower time. "It was frequently Star of David.' The others known it as a pagan' or 'spiritual' symbol," the record says. "This evoked an answer that suggested that the representation of religious symbols on Canadian bank notes was firmly resisted." The study also raised warning flags concerning the new $50 bill. Some emphasis teams found scary designs within the vent openings of the study icebreaker CCGS Amundsen. "The little bright windows at the front end of the icebreaker's bend were believed them," a study says. "One participant who saw people in the windows recommended they appeared as if skulls and crossbones." Some thought the Amundsen was a foreign vessel while the others found the Stripes and Stars fluttering from the point interface. The Montreal team mentioned that oil businesses purchased the coast guard vessel. The form of Newfoundland and Labrador was frequently mistaken for other styles, including a chicken, Pinocchio and a battle plane. The others believed Inuktitut producing on the bill, which means the term "Arctic," was some sort of secret code or perhaps a group of mystical designs. Bank of Canada speaker Julie Girard said the charges got modified following the target groups. "Before and after these target groups, there have been design changes for numerous reasons," she said. The very first expenses to move plastic would be the $100 records in November. Next March the $50 records will follow. The remainder of the income is likely to be in circulation by the finish of 2013. The plastic bank notes have safety features which make them harder to phony than paper money. But emphasis groups called the expenses "Monopoly money" and said as paper money they didn't feel as true. http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/can...132511663.html