1 Dollar

Issuer	Bank of Clifton
Year	1859
Type	Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse lettering	PROVINCE OF CANADA THE BANK OF CLIFTON ONE DOLLAR Will pay to Bearer on demand ONE DOLLAR at the Office of the Bank here CLIFTON For the Bank of Clifton. ONE MILLION DOLLARS INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Reverse description	The reverse reproduces the same intaglio design elements as the obverse in a mirror image, as was typical of mid-19th-century North American banknote production, with the central Niagara Suspension Bridge vignette, flanking landscape scenes, allegorical seated figure at lower left, and guilloche numeral counters visible in reverse orientation. The large red 'ONE' overprint and issuer name lettering appear inverted, consistent with a show-through impression from the face printing.
Reverse lettering	PROVINCE OF CANADA BANK OF CLIFTON ONE DOLLAR
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