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100 Dollars

Issuer Colonial Bank of Canada
Year 1843-1859
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Currency Dollar (1858-date)
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Obverse description The obverse is printed in black with an orange-red guilloche underprint and denomination numerals. At left, an intaglio vignette of a three-masted sailing vessel at sea; at centre, a circular lathework medallion with the letter 'C' overlaid by large serial numerals; at right, an intaglio portrait of Queen Victoria in regal attire. The heading reads 'THE COLONIAL BANK OF CANADA' in bold serif lettering, with the promise text 'Will pay to the bearer on Demand One Hundred Dollars' in script, the place of issue 'Toronto', capital stated as '$2,000,000', and the footer 'INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT'.
Obverse lettering THE COLONIAL BANK OF CANADA
Will pay to the bearer on Demand
One Hundred Dollars
Toronto
CAPITAL $2,000,000
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
100
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Variants S1674a - issued note (01.12.1843, 01.11.1849, 02.05.1859, 04.08.1859)
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