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| 背面描述 | A pair of pine grosbeaks perched on a snow-covered branch against a winter landscape vignette, rendered in intaglio. The denomination 1000 appears at upper left and lower right, with a large latent CANADA guilloche underprint filling the centre field. |
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| 防伪描述 | Embedded metallic security thread running vertically through the note; portrait watermark visible when held to light. |
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The 1988 $1,000 note was discontinued in May 2000 when the federal government, acting on RCMP and FINTRAC pressure, directed the Bank of Canada to stop distributing it. The concern was straightforward: at that denomination, the bills had become the preferred large-value instrument for organized crime and money laundering. Existing notes remain legal tender but are actively withdrawn from circulation whenever they surface at financial institutions — which is why the overwhelming majority of surviving examples come from collections rather than cash drawers.
The dual-printer credit reflects a long-standing arrangement between CBN and BABN that divided federal banknote contracts; both were Ottawa-based operations for most of their history.