Guest Aidan Work Posted August 17, 2005 Report Share Posted August 17, 2005 Name; Dominion of Canada. Region; British America. Constitutional status at time of issue; A British Dominion declared under the terms of the British North America Act,1867.Canada is one of the Dominions recognised as independent under the Statute of Westminster,1931,which established the British Commonwealth. Capital; Ottawa. Date of independence; 1st of July 1867. Currency system; 100 Cents = 1 Dollar (since 1858). Reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901); Domiciled Issue; 1870 $1. 1878 $1. 1870 $2. 1878 $2. 1872 $50. 1872 $100. 1871 $500. 1871 $1,000 (Note; $500 & $1,000 notes were used in interbank transactions. Non-Domiciled Issues; 1870 25 Cents; P 25 Cents 1870 'A' Series (1870). T.D. Harington. P 25 Cents 1870 'B' Series (1871-85) P 25 Cents 1870 'Plain' Series (1885-1900). Deputy Minister of Finance. P 25 Cents 1900 J.M. Courtney. P 25 Cents 1900 T.C. Boville. P 25 Cents 1900 J.C. Saunders. 1897 $1. 1898 $1. 1887 $2. 1897 $2. 1882 $4. 1900 $4. Reign of King Edward VII( 1901-10); 1902 $4. Reign of King George V (1910-36); P 25 Cents 1923 S.P. McCavour / J.C. Saunders W/o 'AUTHORIZED BY R.S.C. CAP. 31.' Check letter 'L'. 1911 $1. 1917 $1. 1914 $2. 1923 $2. 1912 $5. 1924 $5. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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