This 1954 $1 Dollar Bank of Canada note, graded UNC-68 by BCS, features a striking portrait of Queen Elizabeth II alongside the iconic Coat of Arms, making it a captivating addition for collectors. The reverse showcases a picturesque prairie scene near Fleming, Saskatchewan, enhancing its appeal as a rare, million-numbered specimen with a unique historical significance.
- Issuer: Bank of Canada
- Year: 1954
- Face Value: $1 Dollar
- Composition: Paper
- Size: 152 x 70 mm
- Obverse: Primary colour and background colour of the banknote is green.
English texts on the left and French texts on the right. A black and white frame decorated with abstract forms in which the values are presented in both English and French. On the right is a portrait of Elizabeth II, the new Queen of England and the Commonwealth. As a background is the Coat of arms of Canada. - Reverse: Primary colour and background colour of the banknote is green.
In the middle, view of a cloud-laden prairie near Fleming, Saskatchewan with the legendary “Trans-Canada” road. - Grade: UNC-68 (BCS)
- Serial Number: H/N60000000
- Catalogue Reference: Ch GPM# BC-37, P# 75, P# 74
- Numista N#: 201597
