1000 dollars — Canada (1935)

Photo: Bank of Canada, via Wikimedia Commons

About the period

The first Bank of Canada notes appeared on 11 March 1935, the day the bank opened: from 1 to 1,000 dollars, smaller and more colourful than the Dominion notes. It is the only Bank of Canada series printed in two separate versions, in English and in French, the French notes being meant for Quebec. More about the period “Issue of 1935”

Specifications

Period

Issue of 1935

Currency

1 dollar = 100 cent

Issue type

Circulation

Distinguishing feature

English

Series

Series "A"

Variety

Osborne-Towers, Series "A"

Signatures

Osborne J.A.C., Towers G.F.

Material

Paper

Size

152.0 × 73.0 mm

Issuer

Canadian Bank Note Company, Canada

Dominant color

Green

Watermark

No

Security thread

No

Print run

66500

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Deputy Governor: Osborne J.A.C.

Governor: Towers G.F.

Year	Series	Print run	Price	Details
1935	Series …	66500	Estimate	Osborne-Towers, Series "A"	+ ☆

Other banknotes of the period

• 1 dollar (1935) Pick# 38
  English
• 1 dollar (1935) Pick# 39
  French
• 2 dollars (1935) Pick# 40
  English
• 2 dollars (1935) Pick# 41
  French
• 5 dollars (1935) Pick# 42
  English
• 5 dollars (1935) Pick# 43
  French
• 10 dollars (1935) Pick# 44
  English
• 10 dollars (1935) Pick# 45
  French
• 20 dollars (1935) Pick# 46
  English
• 20 dollars (1935) Pick# 47
  French
• 50 dollars (1935) Pick# 50
  English
• 50 dollars (1935) Pick# 51
  French
• 100 dollars (1935) Pick# 52
  English
• 100 dollars (1935) Pick# 53
  French
• 500 dollars (1935) Pick# 54
  English
• 500 dollars (1935) Pick# 55
  French
• 1000 dollars (1935) Pick# 56
  English
• 1000 dollars (1935) Pick# 57
  French