This exquisite 1927 $5 banknote from The Royal Bank of Canada, graded VF-25 by CCCS, showcases the elegance of early Canadian currency design. A must-have for serious collectors.
- Denomination: $5 Dollars
- Composition: Paper
- Obverse Description:
- The obverse displays a beautifully designed layout featuring portraits of two prominent figures: on the left, a man in a suit with glasses, and on the right, another distinguished man in formal attire. At the center, the Royal Bank of Canada’s coat of arms is prominently placed, surrounded by intricate patterns. The text ‘THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA’ is inscribed at the top, with ‘WILL PAY TO BEARER ON DEMAND’ below. The serial number ‘2866688’ is printed in red ink, and the date ‘Jan. 2nd, 1927’ appears at the bottom.
- Reverse Description:
- The reverse features an intricate engraving of the Royal Bank of Canada’s crest, flanked by two heraldic lions. The text ‘THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA’ arches above the crest, while ornate patterns and the denomination ‘5’ are prominently displayed in each corner and within the central design. The words ‘DIEU ET MON DROIT’ are inscribed on the scroll beneath the crest, signifying the bank’s historical ties and prestige.
- Size: Not Available
- Year: 1927
- Signatures: Wilson Holt (General Manager), other signature illegible
- Serial Number: 2866688
