| Slot: |
$2 1986 Bank Of Canada PBC-55b-i |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$2 1986 - Printer: CBNC |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1743472-012
|
Owner Comments
My Dee Dee who was like a Grandmother to me used to give me a crisp $2 bill for Christmas each year. She said she liked these notes because Elizabeth (the queen) looked her age and more human. I still have the first 1954 note she gave me. I love the majestic CANADA rising over the Prairie in the background. This 66EPQ note is a gem.
|
| Slot: |
$2 1986 Bank Of Canada PBC-55c-i |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$2 1986 - Printer: CBNC |
| Grade: |
PMG 67 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1962560-025
|
|
| Slot: |
$10 1989 Bank Of Canada PBC-57a |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$10 1989 - Printer: BABN |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1836126-051
|
|
| Slot: |
$20 1991 Bank Of Canada PBC-58a-ii |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$20 1991 - Printer: BABN - Without Serifs |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8074247-070
|
Owner Comments
This note is the first to showcase Queen Elizabeth II as a mature matriarch of the Commonwealth on the $20 note. A great Gem 65EPQ example.
|
| Slot: |
$50 1988 Bank Of Canada PBC-59b |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$50 1988 - Printer: CBNC |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
2512462-023
|
Owner Comments
The front of this bank note features a portrait of William Lyon Mackenzie King the longest running Prime Minister in Canadian history. It also hosts the coat of arms of Canada and parliament. The note is red that can be appropriate since king created great trauma for Asians and Jews. That is a stigma he will not be able to ever lose. While in government and running policy he did create many wonderful things for our Social Security including baby bonus, affordable housing, fair income tax, unemployment insurance and welfare. He is still controversial for his racial policies that hurt many. I would not mind having him removed from our currency. The reverse of the note in this bird series features the arctic snowy owl on the Canadian tundra. It is a majestic landscape and one of my favourite pictures on banknotes. I had the pleasure of living with the Inuit for many years and seeing a snowy owl in its personal habitat.
|
| Slot: |
$50 1988 Bank Of Canada PBC-59c |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$50 1988 - Printer: CBNC |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
2089914-017
|
|
| Slot: |
$100 1988 Bank Of Canada PBC-60c |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$100 1988 - Printer: BABN |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
2512462-028
|
Owner Comments
This 66 exceptional paper quality gem uncirculated note features Prime Minister Borden In front of the parliament buildings and the shield of Canada. Sir Robert Borden led Canada through World War I and he tried to place Canada in a stronger place on the international stage. They were verse in this bird series features the iconic symbol of Canada, the Canada goose in-flight over a beautiful lake with the famous V formation of Canada goose to the right hand side of it. It is a wonderful vignette.
|
| Slot: |
$1000 1988 Bank Of Canada PBC-61a |
| Item: |
Canada, Bank of Canada
$1,000 1988 - Printer: CBNC |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1743551-022
|
Owner Comments
This highest denomination $1000 Canada banknote is the last issue due to the government trying to combat money laundering and criminal use of this bill. The reverse of this bird series note features the Pine Grosbeak. This bill has the prefix of EKA and is a gem 65EPQ example.
| |