100 dollars — Canada (1872)
Charlton# DC-5a, Charlton# DC-5b
Photo: Canadian Bank Note Company / American Bank Note Company, via Wikimedia Commons
About the period
The first government paper money of the Dominion of Canada: notes under the act of 1870, for 25 cents, 1 and 2 dollars, together with large notes for 500 and 1,000 dollars dated 1871 and 50 and 100 dollars dated 1872. They were printed by the British American Bank Note Company. More about the period “Issue of 1870-1872”
Specifications
- Period
- Issue of 1870-1872
- Currency
- 1 dollar = 100 cent
- Issue type
- Circulation
- Material
- Paper
- Watermark
- No
- Security thread
- No
Other items of the period
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25 cent (1870)
Pick# 8
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1 dollar (1870)
Pick# 12
-
2 dollars (1870)
Pick# 13
- 50 dollars (1872) Charlton# DC-4a, Charlton# DC-4b
- 100 dollars (1872) Charlton# DC-5a, Charlton# DC-5b
- 500 dollars (1871) Charlton# DC-6a, Charlton# DC-6b…
- 1000 dollars (1871) Charlton# DC-7a, Charlton# DC-7b…
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