1 dollar — Canada (1954)

Photo: Bank of Canada., via Wikimedia Commons

About the period

The Canadian Landscape series appeared on 9 September 1954: every denomination, from 1 to 1,000 dollars, carries a portrait of Elizabeth II based on a photograph by Yousuf Karsh, and the backs show landscapes of the country, from the Saskatchewan prairie and a Yukon waterfall to Okanagan Lake and the mountains of British Columbia. More about the period “Issue of 1954”

Specifications

Period

Issue of 1954

Currency

1 dollar = 100 cent

Issue type

Circulation

Distinguishing feature

With devil's face

Material

Paper

Size

152.0 × 70.0 mm

Issuer

Canadian Bank Note Company, Canada

Dominant color

Green

Watermark

No

Security thread

No

Variants

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Year	Series	Print run	Price	Details
Issue 1 Governor: Coyne J.E. Towers G.F.
1954	A/A to …	70M	Estimate	Coyne-Towers, A/A to G/A. P# 66a	+ ☆
1954	H/A	7.2M	Estimate	Coyne-Towers, H/A prefix. P# 66a	+ ☆
1954	*A/A	14400	Estimate	Coyne-Towers, replacement notes. P# 66a*	+ ☆
Issue 2 Deputy Governor: Beattie J.R. Governor: Coyne J.E.
1954	H/A	2.8M	Estimate	Beattie-Coyne, H/A prefix. P# 66b	+ ☆
1954	I/A to …	100M	Estimate	Beattie-Coyne, I/A to P/A, R/A to S/A. P# 66b	+ ☆
1954	T/A	3.9M	Estimate	Beattie-Coyne, T/A prefix. P# 66b	+ ☆
1954	*A/A	14400	Estimate	Beattie-Coyne, replacement notes. P# 66b*	+ ☆