1902 $4 Dollars Dominion of Canada WRITING ON FRONT CCCS Graded G-4

An exceptional piece of Canadian currency history, this 1902 $4 Dominion of Canada banknote, graded G-4 by CCCS, features iconic imagery and detailed engraving. A rare and sought-after collectible.

• Denomination: $4 Dollars
• Composition: Paper
• Obverse Description:
  • The obverse showcases a portrait of Queen Alexandra on the left, facing right, and a portrait of Major General Sir Donald Smith (Lord Strathcona) on the right. The central vignette features an engraving of the Ottawa Locks of the Rideau Canal with the Parliament buildings in the background. The denomination ‘FOUR’ appears prominently in black text on the top and bottom corners. Serial number ‘413051’ is displayed in red ink, with intricate border designs and text highlighting ‘Dominion of Canada.’
• Reverse Description:
  • The reverse features an intricate design with a central oval frame enclosing the denomination ‘4 FOUR’ surrounded by ornate patterns. The text ‘DOMINION OF CANADA’ is inscribed above, with detailed security designs across the surface to prevent counterfeiting.
• Size: Not Available
• Year: 1902
• Signatures: T. C. Boville (Deputy Minister of Finance)
• Serial Number: 413051