"Bluenose", being a Lunenburg schooner, used the dory trawl method. On this cruise, sailors on board earned their Bluenose and Emerald Shellback. Angus Walters was the skipper of the Bluenose. Sidney commissioned the building of Bluenose II. The reverse contains a representation of the "Bluenose", a famous Canadian schooner. In 1963, the Olands funded the building of an exact replica of the original "Bluenose". The vessel required repairs and the race with "Bluenose" was cancelled. This service continued into the mid 1950s and was then replaced with the M.V. Bluenose. His model was later repainted to be used for Bluenose. In the summer of 2016, "Bluenose II" renovations were completed. The judging committee rejected his protest, which led Walters to remove "Bluenose" from the competition. In 1982 the old "Bluenose" was retired from the Bar Harbor service and sold. The Bluenose was built here - the boat that appears on the Canadian dime. However, "Bluenose" won the first race. In 1926, a new race was organized, which "Bluenose" won easily.