20 Dollars

Emittente	Bank of Canada
Anno	1935
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Riferimento/i	P#46

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Legenda del dritto	THE BANK OF CANADA WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND OTTAWA ISSUE OF 1935 TWENTY DOLLARS DEPUTY GOVERNOR GOVERNOR CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, LIMITED
Descrizione del rovescio	The reverse is printed entirely in deep red intaglio. The central vignette is a large allegorical scene rendered in a classical engraved style, showing a female allegorical figure accompanied by a male agricultural worker in a pastoral harvest setting beneath a canopy of trees. The denomination '20' appears in each corner within ornate scroll-work cartouches, and the legend 'BANK OF CANADA' is inscribed at the top. The lower centre bears the inscription 'TWENTY DOLLARS'.
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Commenti	The 1935 Bank of Canada series was the institution's first issue, produced the year the Bank opened for business — Canada had no central bank until then, with chartered banks issuing their own notes. The transition was abrupt: Dominion of Canada notes and chartered bank currency were called in and replaced by this single series within a compressed window. Two distinct English and French versions were printed for most denominations in 1935 — a political concession that was quietly abandoned in 1937 when fully bilingual notes replaced both. P#46 is the English version; the French-language counterpart is P#47. Osborne was the Bank's first Deputy Governor; Towers its first Governor, appointed at 37.