Canada 1 Dollar 1973 (REPLACEMENT *OG6339907) (circulated) VF

1 Dollar 1973 (Front: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Arms of Canada (French: Armoiries du Canada), also known as the Royal Coat of Arms of Canada or formally as the Arms of Her Majesty The Queen in Right of Canada (French: Armoiries de Sa Majesté la Reine du chef du Canada). The official coat of arms of the Canadian monarch and thus also of Canada (since 1921). Back: Parliament buildings on banks of Ottawa River with tug boat Missinaibi in the middle of a broken log boom in a tree logging scene in the foreground. View of Parliament Hill from across the Ottawa River. Watermark: None. Security features: Dots on the obverse and on the reverse fluorescing blue under ultraviolet light. Consecutively running serial numbers. Main colours: Black, green and olive. Photographer: Malak Karsh. Engraver: Charles Gordon Yorke. Signatures: R. William Lawson (Deputy Governor - Sous-Gouverneur, 1973-84); Gerald Keith Bouey (Governor - Gouverneur, 1972-73). Security thread: None. Printing method: Intaglio. Issuer: Bank of Canada. Date of Issue: 3 June 1974. Ceased being issued: 30 June 1989. Total issue: Close to 4 billion (milliard). Date of withdrawal: N/a. Demonetized: N/a. Legal tender: Yes. Material: Cotton and high grade flax paper. Printer: Canadian Bank Note Company Ltd. and British American Bank Note Company, Ottawa) (Serial # REPLACEMENT *OG6339907) (circulated) VF

Dimensions: 153 x 69 1/2 mm

Signatures: Lawson; Bouey

Catalogue Number: P-85ar

Grade/condition: Very Fine (VF) (circulated, used)

Remark: All notes issued by the Bank of Canada since 1935 have legal tender status and retain their full value. This is Canada's last One Dollar note or bill and it is part of the banknote series called "Scenes of Canada".

Texts: Bank of Canada - Banque du Canada. Un Dollar - One Dollar. This Note is Legal Tender - Ce Billet a Cours Légal. Ottawa 1973. Canadian National Motto: A Mari Usque Ad Mare (From Sea to Sea).