1 Dollar = 5 Shillings

Issuer	Bank of British North America
Year	1852
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Currency	Dollar (1858-date)
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Reverse description	The reverse is largely plain, printed on unadorned paper with faint impressions from the obverse showing through. A handwritten countersignature inscription in cursive script at the upper left reads 'Countersigned and Registered in the Office of the Inspector General' followed by a manuscript signature and the designation 'Register', reflecting the regulatory endorsement practice required for provincial bank notes of this era.
Reverse lettering	Countersigned and Registered in the Office of the Inspector General Register
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Variants	S241a - place of issue: Brantford S241b - place of issue: Hamilton, large blue numeral "1" at left and right on front S241c - place of issue: Hamilton, blue word on front S241d - place of issue: Toronto
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