5 Dollars The Dominion Bank

Emittente	The Dominion Bank
Anno	1931
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Stampatore	Canadian Bank Note Company, Canada (1897-date)
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Legenda del dritto	V THE DOMINION BANK 5 WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND TORONTO, 1ST FEB`Y, 1931. FIVE FIVE DOLLARS TREASURER. GENERAL MANAGER. CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY LIMITED 5 V
Descrizione del rovescio	The reverse is engraved in a deep blue-green intaglio, centred on a detailed cartographic vignette of Canada with geographic features rendered in fine line work. Large numeral '5' counters appear at the left and right within elaborate guilloche surrounds, with additional small '5' numerals at the lower centre and corner ornaments. The composition is framed by an intricate borderwork of intertwined scrollwork and lathe-work patterns.
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Commenti	The Dominion Bank was a Toronto-chartered institution that survived the Great Depression intact, eventually merging with the Bank of Toronto in 1955 to form Toronto-Dominion. This 1931 note was issued deep into the Depression, when Canadian chartered banks still retained the right to issue their own currency — a privilege that would be curtailed by the Bank of Canada Act of 1934, which established the central bank and began the gradual withdrawal of private bank note circulation. The Canadian Bank Note Company in Ottawa handled the bulk of chartered bank printing work by this period, having displaced the American Bank Note Company from much of that business decades earlier.