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5 Dollars Provincial Bank of Canada

Uitgever Banque Provinciale du Canada / Provincial Bank of Canada
Jaar 1936
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Valuta Dollar (1858-date)
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Opschrift voorzijde MONTREAL,
CINQ FIVE
LE 1ᴱᴿ SEPT. 1936.
1ˢᵀ SEPT. 1936.

La The
Banque Provinciale Provincial Bank
du Canada of Canada

PAIERA WILL PAY
CINQ DOLLARS FIVE DOLLARS
À DEMANDE AU PORTEUR ON DEMAND TO BEARER
CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY LIMITED.
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Opschrift keerzijde V THE PROVINCIAL BANK OF CANADA V
CI5NQ FI5VE
V LA BANQUE PROVINCIALE DU CANADA V
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The Provincial Bank of Canada — Banque Provinciale du Canada — was a French-Canadian institution that traced its origins to the Banque d'Hochelaga merger of 1924. By 1936, Canadian chartered banks were still legally permitted to issue their own currency under the Bank Act, though the Bank of Canada had been established the previous year and was steadily absorbing that function. This note dates from the final years of meaningful private bank issue in Canada.

The Canadian Bank Note Company in Ottawa printed for virtually every major chartered bank of the period, making printer attribution here unremarkable. What distinguishes this issue is simply its timing — 1936 notes from smaller chartered banks were produced in limited quantities as the writing was clearly on the wall for private circulation currency.

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