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1.000 Dollars

Issuer Bank of Canada / Banque du Canada
Year 1954
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Size 181 x 92 mm
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Obverse description The obverse is printed in olive-green and pink tones, with a three-quarter portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at right in intaglio, based on a photograph taken shortly after her coronation. The word CANADA in large serif capitals dominates the upper centre, flanked by the bilingual denomination ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS and MILLE DOLLARS, set against a fine guilloche underprint. The issuer name BANK OF CANADA – BANQUE DU CANADA appears in a panel across the lower centre, above a promise-to-pay clause, the Ottawa date, and two facsimile signatures.
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Reverse description The reverse is engraved in deep rose-carmine, centred on a large landscape vignette of a broad river valley with rolling pastoral hills, farm buildings, and mountains receding into the distance under an open sky. The denomination 1000 appears in each corner, with ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS and MILLE DOLLARS lettered across the top. BANK OF CANADA and BANQUE DU CANADA are inscribed in a panel at the bottom, flanking the central vignette.
Reverse lettering ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
MILLE DOLLARS
1000
BANK OF CANADA
BANQUE DU CANADA
MILLE DOLLARS
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
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