5 Dollars

The Bank of Hamilton was absorbed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce in 1923, making this 1922 issue one of the final emissions under the Hamilton name. Notes dated this late in the bank's existence were printed in relatively small quantities and many were redeemed and destroyed as part of the merger's currency consolidation — surviving circulated examples are genuinely uncommon for that reason, not merely collector sentiment.

The American Bank Note Company had relocated its Canadian printing operations to Ottawa by this period, which is why Ottawa appears as the production site rather than New York.