1937 10 Dollars Bank of Canada C/T Prefix

Discover this remarkable 1937 10 Dollar Banknote, a true gem for collectors and investors alike, issued by the Bank of Canada. This historical piece showcases stunning artistry and rich cultural significance.

• Year: 1937
• Denomination: 10 Dollars
• Issuer: Bank of Canada
• Serial Number: C/T6133620
• Size: 152 x 73 mm
• Composition: Paper
• Country: Canada
• Type: Banknotes

The obverse of this banknote features:

• English texts on the left and French texts on the right, symbolizing Canada’s bilingual heritage.
• A beautifully designed black and white frame adorned with abstract forms and rosettes depicting the value “10” and words “TEN / DIX”.
• A stunning portrait of King George VI in official attire, set within an elegant oval.
• The background is a rich purple, adding to its visual appeal.

The reverse of the banknote showcases:

• An allegorical representation of Commerce, featuring the god Mercury standing before a pedestal.
• A globe at his feet, symbolizing global trade and travel.
• Background illustrations of all modern means of transport, emphasizing the era’s technological advancements.
• A magnificent decorative composition surrounding Mercury, enhancing the banknote’s aesthetic value.

This banknote is signed by James Elliott Coyne (Deputy Governor) and Graham Ford Towers (Governor), marking its authenticity and significance in Canadian currency history. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time investor, this 1937 10 Dollar banknote is a perfect addition to any collection. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of Canadian banking heritage!