Description
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(Serial Numbers May Vary)
Grade: AU - UNC (Almost Uncirculated)
(minimal handling, near full crispness)
We are members of the IBNS, CPMS, RCNA
DETAILS:
Obverse: Features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the denomination "One Dollar" in English and French. Issued by the Bank of Canada to commemorate Canada's Centennial in 1967, this note carries the highly sought-after serial number incorporating 1867-1967 — the founding and centennial years of Confederation.
Reverse: Displays the Canadian Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, a classic and iconic design used on the 1967 Centennial dollar note, with bilingual text and the Bank of Canada designation.
The 1967 Canada One Dollar (P84a) is one of the most collectible Canadian banknotes ever issued, produced for the country's 100th anniversary. This AU-UNC example with a unique centennial serial number referencing 1867-1967 is an exceptional find — combining Canadian history, numismatic significance, and a one-of-a-kind serial number in a single note.