1967 Canada One Dollar, P84a, UNCIRCULATED ~ UNIQUE Serial 1867-1967 ~ Shipped in the best Protective Mylar Currency holder


Price:
Sale price$12.00
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In stock (10 units), ready to be shipped

Description

We use our scans for banknotes.

(Serial Numbers May Vary)


Grade: Uncirculated

(no folds or creases, full color)

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 for the country's Centennial year, this note carries the iconic serial number referencing 1867-1967 — the years of Confederation and its 100th anniversary.

 

Reverse: Displays the Canadian Parliament Buildings in Ottawa with bilingual text and the Bank of Canada designation — the classic reverse design of the 1967 Centennial dollar series.

 

The 1967 Canada One Dollar (P84a) is among the most celebrated Canadian banknotes in the hobby. This uncirculated example with the unique centennial serial number 1867-1967 is a true collector's piece — shipped in a protective Mylar currency holder to preserve its pristine condition. An essential note for any Canadian or world banknote collection.

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