Step back in time with this highly sought-after 1937 2 Dollar Banknote issued by the Bank of Canada. This vintage collectible is not only a piece of currency history but also a valuable addition for any serious banknote collector or investor.
- Year: 1937
- Denomination: 2 Dollars
- Issuer: Bank of Canada
- Serial Number: J/R3280021
- Size: 152 x 73 mm
- Composition: Paper
- Country: Canada
- Banknote Type: Banknotes
- Signature: James Elliott Coyne (Deputy Governor), Graham Ford Towers (Governor)
The banknote’s obverse features:
- English text on the left and French text on the right.
- A striking black and white frame embellished with abstract forms and rosettes.
- The denomination prominently displayed as “2” and “TWO / DEUX”.
- A sophisticated portrait of King George VI in official attire, symbolizing royalty.
- Background color in a rich brown/orange tone, adding to its vintage allure.
The reverse showcases:
- An engaging allegory of the harvest, highlighting the importance of agriculture.
- A seated woman holding a billhook, representing the harvest, surrounded by a bountiful cornucopia.
- Fruitful embellishments of grapes, corn, and wheat, illustrating the fertility of the land.
- Decorative elements that give the banknote a unique artistic flair.
- Same rich brown/orange background, creating a cohesive design.
This 1937 2 Dollar Banknote is more than just currency; it’s a tangible piece of Canada’s financial heritage that holds immense appeal for currency investors, historical enthusiasts, and those looking to enrich their numismatic collections. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this exceptional artifact!