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25 Cents

Uitgever Hudson's Bay Company, Dease Post, British Columbia
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Type Standard circulation banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Plain paper note with multicolour letterpress text. The central legend reads H.B.C. / B.C. DISTRICT / 25c. IN TRADE in bold printed lettering in blue and red. The post location Dease POST. is inscribed in manuscript at upper right, with a handwritten serial number No. 503 at upper left and manuscript initials along the left margin and lower centre serving as authorising signatures.
Opschrift voorzijde No. 503
Dease POST.
H.B.C.
B.C. DISTRICT
25c. IN TRADE
Signature.
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Opmerkingen

Hudson's Bay Company posts in remote British Columbia occasionally issued their own fractional currency when coin simply didn't reach them. Dease Post — a trading outpost in the far northwest of the province near the Dease River — was genuinely isolated, and small-denomination scrip like this filled the gap left by the colonial monetary supply. The 125 cents denomination is an odd one, almost certainly tied to the Company's fur trade pricing conventions rather than any standard monetary unit.

HBC post scrip is among the rarest North American paper, with survival rates close to negligible. Most was redeemed at the post itself and destroyed.

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