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10 Dollars Provincial Bank of Canada
| Emittent | Banque Provinciale du Canada / Provincial Bank of Canada |
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| Jahr | 1936 |
| Typ | Local banknote |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Central vignette of a portrait identified as C.A. Roy, framed by bilingual text panels with French legends at left and English at right. Denomination counters appear at each corner, and the date "1er Sept. 1936" is rendered in both French and English. The imprint of the Canadian Bank Note Company Limited appears at the lower margin. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | MONTREAL, DIX 10 DIX TEN 10 TEN LE 1ᴱᴿ SEPT. 1936. 1ˢᵀ SEPT. 1936. La The Banque Provinciale Provincial Bank du Canada of Canada PAIERA WILL PAY DIX DOLLARS TEN DOLLARS A DEMANDE AU PORTEUR ON DEMAND TO BEARER CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY LIMITED. |
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The Provincial Bank of Canada was a French-Canadian institution founded in 1900 to serve Quebec's rural and working-class communities — a deliberate counterweight to the anglophone-dominated banking establishment. By 1936, the bank was still printing its own chartered bank notes, though the Bank of Canada had been established the previous year and the federal government was actively moving to consolidate note-issuing authority. This series was among the last chartered bank issues produced before Ottawa effectively ended private bank note circulation in Canada.
The Canadian Bank Note Company in Ottawa handled this printing, as it did for most Canadian chartered bank issues of the period. Surviving examples in any grade are scarcer than their dominion note contemporaries, since chartered bank issues of the 1930s saw genuine circulation before being withdrawn.