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| 表面の銘文 | 1912-14 TWO TWO Newfoundland Government Cash Note ISSUED UNDER - ACT 10 ED. VII CAP 1 The NEWFOUNDLAND - GOVERNMENT will Pay the Bearer TWO DOLLARS on Presentation of this note at the Bank of Montreal in St. John`s MINISTER OF FINANCE & Customs - COLONIAL SECRETARY TWO 2 |
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Newfoundland remained a self-governing Dominion — not a Canadian province — until 1949, and these cash notes reflect that independence. The Government of Newfoundland issued its own paper currency well into the twentieth century, a power most comparable territories had long since surrendered to central banking authorities. Whitehead, Morris & Co. handled security printing work across multiple British colonial jurisdictions during this period, making them a logical choice for a small Atlantic government without domestic printing capacity.
Pick A12 is scarcer than its catalog position might suggest. The series had a short issue window, and Newfoundland's fishing-economy circulation was hard on paper.