25 cent — Canada (1923)

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About the period

The last issue of Dominion notes before the Bank of Canada was founded shows the royal family: George V on the 1 dollar of 1923, the Prince of Wales, the future Edward VIII, on the 2 dollars, Queen Mary on the 5 dollars of 1924, George V on the 500 and Queen Mary on the 1,000 dollars of 1925. The last 25-cent note, of 1923 with Britannia, belongs here too. They were printed by the Canadian Bank Note Company. More about the period “Issue of 1923-1925”

Specifications

Period

Issue of 1923-1925

Currency

1 dollar = 100 cent

Issue type

Circulation

Distinguishing feature

Shinplaster

Material

Paper

Size

120.0 × 61.0 mm

Issuer

Canadian Bank Note Company, Canada

Watermark

No

Security thread

No

Variants

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Year	Series	Print run	Price	Details
Issue 1 Comptroller: Hyndman G.W. Deputy Minister of Finance: Saunders J.C.
1923	—	510K	Estimate	Hyndman-Saunders, With "Authorized by R.S.C.Cap.31". P# 10a	+ ☆
1923	—	410K	Estimate	Hyndman-Saunders, Without "Authorized by R.S.C.Cap.31". P# 11a	+ ☆
Issue 2 Comptroller: McCavour S.P. Deputy Minister of Finance: Saunders J.C.
1923	—	5.1M	Estimate	McCavour-Saunders, Without "Authorized by R.S.C.Cap.31". P# 11b	+ ☆
Issue 3 Comptroller: Campbell C.E. Deputy Minister of Finance: Clark W.C.
1923	—	950K	Estimate	Campbell-Clark, Without "Authorized by R.S.C.Cap.31". P# 11c	+ ☆

Other items of the period

• 25 cent (1923) Pick# 10, Pick# 11
  Shinplaster
• 1 dollar (1923) Pick# 33
• 2 dollars (1923) Pick# 34
• 5 dollars (1924) Pick# 35
• 500 dollars (1925) Pick# 36
• 1000 dollars (1925) Charlton# DC-29