1937 1 Dollar The Bank of Canada T/N Prefix

Discover an exquisite piece of Canadian history with this 1937 1 Dollar Banknote, issued by The Bank of Canada. This banknote is not just a currency but a collectible that reflects the artistry and heritage of early 20th-century Canada.

• Year: 1937
• Denomination: 1 Dollar
• Issuer: The Bank of Canada
• Serial Number: T/N5338702
• Size: 152 x 73 mm
• Composition: Paper
• Country: Canada
• Type: Banknotes

The obverse of this banknote features:

• English text on the left and French text on the right
• A stunning black and white frame adorned with abstract forms and rosettes
• Denomination values “1” and “ONE / UN” prominently displayed
• A central portrait of King George VI in his official attire, set against a green background

The reverse displays:

• An allegorical representation of Agriculture, gracefully seated with agricultural tools
• A cornucopia and a sheaf of wheat, symbolizing abundance and prosperity at her feet
• A rich decorative composition surrounding the central figure, with the overall background maintaining a green hue

Signed by James Elliott Coyne, the Deputy Governor, and Graham Ford Towers, the Governor, this banknote is a cherished item not only for collectors but also for investors looking to add unique historical pieces to their portfolios. The detail and craftsmanship of this banknote make it a must-have for any serious banknote collector or a great gift for history enthusiasts.

Enhance your collection today with this remarkable 1937 1 Dollar banknote from Canada, a true representation of the nation’s economic history and artistic expression!