25 dollars — Canada (1935)
Pick# 49
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Special facts
The French version of the 1935 jubilee 25 dollars, printed for Quebec: in the Bank of Canada’s first series each denomination was issued separately in English and in French. The design is the same, the king and queen and Windsor Castle, only the wording differs.
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
- Commemorative
- Distinguishing feature
- French
- Series
- Series "F"
- Variety
- Osborne-Towers, Series "F"
- Signatures
- Osborne J.A.C., Towers G.F.
- Material
- Paper
- Size
- 152.0 × 73.0 mm
- Issuer
- Canadian Bank Note Company, Canada
- Dominant color
- Brown
- Watermark
- No
- Security thread
- No
- Print run
- 20000
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Other banknotes of the period
- 1935
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25 dollars (1935)
Pick# 48
English
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25 dollars (1935)
Pick# 49
French
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