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Brief History of CANADIAN BANKNOTES
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1. A very rare 1882 $4 Banknote (catalogue value $2,500 - $5,000) $4 in 1882 is worth $113 today
2. Rare 1909 Newfoundland 50 cent Banknote
3. Unique Pre-Confederation $3 Dollar Banknote from the ‘Province’ of Canada with an Unusual Caption at the centre bottom saying ‘Capital One Million Dollars’
4. $5 Banknote dated 1935 and printed by The Canadian Bank of Commerce
5. $10 commonplace Banknote showing King George VI
6. 25 cent Banknote dated 1900 (25 cents in 1900 is worth $9 today)
7. Another 25 cent Banknote dated 1923 (25 cents in 1923 is worth $4 today)
8. 10 Dollar Banknote dated 1937 ($10 in 1937 is worth $203 today)
Above is a collage collection of 8 Canadian Banknotes
from pre-confederation (1867) to 1937 including :
• Banknotes of 10 cent and 25 cent denominations
• A $3 Dollar Banknote from the ‘Province of Canada’ (pre 1867 confederation) with the curious inscription ‘Capital One Million Dollars’ : $3 in 1867 is worth the equivalent of $60 today
• A 50 cent Banknote from Newfoundland
• A $10 Banknote from 1937 issued by the ‘Bank of Toronto’
• A $4 Banknote dated 1882 ($4 in 1882 is worth the equivalent of $113 today)
Mr. Marcel Reich resides in Toronto and is a North American renowned collector and dealer of coins, stamps and banknotes
You are welcome to have a free consultation with Mr. Reich, by calling him at (647) 859-0853
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TORONTO NORTH Lifestyle
JULY 2022