1937 1 Dollar The Bank of Canada U/M Prefix

• Year: 1937
• Denomination: 1 Dollar
• Issuer: The Bank of Canada
• Serial Number: U/M7979419
• Size: 152 x 73 mm
• Composition: Paper
• Country: Canada
• Type: Banknotes

This 1937 1 Dollar Banknote issued by the Bank of Canada is a must-have for collectors and investors alike. It features a unique design with a combination of English and French text, symbolizing Canada’s bilingual heritage.

The obverse showcases a distinguished portrait of King George VI in official attire, framed by an elaborate black and white design accented with abstract forms and rosettes highlighting its nominal values of ONE / UN. The prevailing green color not only adds to its aesthetic appeal but also enhances its collectible value.

On the reverse side, this banknote features an exquisite allegory of Agriculture, depicting a female figure seated with tools at her lap, symbolizing prosperity and abundance. Adjacent to her are visual representations of a cornucopia and a sheaf of wheat, further emphasizing the thematic richness of this banknote. The decorative composition surrounding the figure creates an attractive centerpiece, adding to its historical significance and desirability among banknote enthusiasts.

Notable signatures include James Elliott Coyne (Deputy Governor) and Graham Ford Towers (Governor), which authenticate this piece as a genuine artifact from Canadian monetary history.

This rare 1937 1 Dollar Banknote is not just a piece of currency; it is a collectible treasure that embodies the legacy of the Bank of Canada and the historical narrative of the era. Perfect for both seasoned collectors and new investors looking to enrich their portfolio with iconic Canadian banknotes.