Last Three Issues of $1 Banknotes: 1954 Modified, 1967, 1973 Uncut Pair

Collect the history of Canada's last three one-dollar banknotes with this three-part set including a 1954 modified note featuring the original young portrait of Queen Elizabeth when she was only 27 years old, a 1967 centennial issue with "1867 1967" instead of serial numbers, and an uncut pair of the last one-dollar bill ever issued, dated 1973. All the notes are in about uncirculated to uncirculated condition, and come protected in archival-quality mylar display holders.  

The uncut notes were never released through the banking system and come from a brief Bank of Canada offering of uncut sheets to collectors shortly before the banknote denomination was retired. One-dollar banknotes were replaced in Canada by new loon-design dollar coins starting in 1987.

1954 Modified:
• Face design: Queen Elizabeth II 
• Back design: western Prairie setting

1967 Centennial:
• Face design: Queen Elizabeth II with centennial symbol
• Back design: original centre block of the Parliament buildings

1973 Uncut Pair:
• Front design: Coat of Arms of Canada/Queen Elizabeth II
• Back design: Parliament Hill, across the Ottawa River. litho back

Includes:
• Last Three Issues of Canada's $1 Banknotes

Warranty Information:
This product comes with a 30-day warranty through TSC.