Multicolour Specimen Banknote Set, Choice to Gem Uncirculated, Serial Numbers 0000000, 1969–1975 Banknotes $1–$20 plus 1979 Series $5 and $20 (7-piece collection)

This is a Choice to Gem Uncirculated seven-piece specimen collection of the Canadian multicolour series paper money, including the 1969–1975 $1 to the $20 notes, plus the 1979 $5 and $20 notes. All the notes are overprinted "specimen" by the Bank of Canada and feature all zeros for serial numbers.

While during era of the multicolour note series several different signature combinations appeared based on changes to the deputy governor and governor of the Bank of Canada, this set was likely produced as the first internal trials before any of the notes were issued, and all notes feature the original signatures of R. W. Lawson as the deputy governor and G. K. Bouey as the governor of the bank.

Multicolour Series, 1969–1975
The second portrait of Queen Elizabeth II appears on the face of the $1, $2 and $20 notes. Sir Wilfred Laurier appears on the front of the $5 note, Sir John A. Macdonald appears on the face of the $10 note, William Lyon MacKenzie King appears on the $50, and Sir Robert Borden is on the $100 note.

• $1: 1973; AA0000000; Parliament Buildings as seen from across the Ottawa River
• $2: 1974; BA0000000; Inuit hunting scene on Baffin Island
• $5: 1972; CA0000000; salmon boat, Johnston Strait, Vancouver Island
• $10: 1971; DA0000000; industrial scene, Sarnia, Ontario
• $20: 1969; EA0000000; Moraine Lake, Alberta
• $5: 1979; 00000000000; salmon boat, Johnston Strait, Vancouver Island
• $20: 1979; 00000000000; Moraine Lake, Alberta

Includes:
• Multicolour Specimen Banknote Collection (7 notes, from $1 to $20)

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