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10 Dollars

Issuer Northern Crown Bank, Winnipeg
Year 1908
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Composition Cotton paper
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Obverse lettering THE NORTHERN CROWN BANK
WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND
TEN DOLLARS
WINNIPEG, JULY 2ND 1908
COUNTERSIGNED
PRESIDENT
TEN
10
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Variants S1249a - dated 02.07.1908
S1249b - dated 02.07.1914
Comments

The Northern Crown Bank was one of the shorter-lived chartered banks in Canadian history, incorporated in 1904 and absorbed by the Royal Bank of Canada in 1918 after a troubled final decade. It operated primarily across Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and its note issues are correspondingly scarce — the bank never achieved the geographic reach or capitalization of its eastern rivals, which kept print runs modest.

The British American Bank Note Company in Ottawa handled virtually all of the Northern Crown's issued paper. D.H. McMillan served as the bank's general manager; the cashier countersignature on surviving examples varies, a small wrinkle that occasionally matters to specialists assembling complete signature sets for this issuer.

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