1973 Bank of Canada $1 Note

1973 Bank of Canada $1 Note | Queen Elizabeth II | Canadian One Dollar Banknote

Offered for sale is a classic 1973 Bank of Canada One Dollar note, featuring the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and representing one of the final circulating one-dollar paper notes issued before the denomination was eventually replaced by the Canadian dollar coin.

This iconic banknote showcases the modern design style of the 1973 series, combining detailed engraving, advanced security features for its time, and vibrant green colouring. The front features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse depicts a scenic view of the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, a symbol of Canada’s national heritage and democratic tradition.

Popular among collectors of Canadian currency, this note is an excellent addition to any collection of Bank of Canada issues, world banknotes, or royal memorabilia.

Features:

• Country: Canada
• Issuer: Bank of Canada / Banque du Canada
• Denomination: $1 (One Dollar)
• Series: 1973 Issue
• Portrait: Queen Elizabeth II
• Reverse Design: Parliament Buildings, Ottawa
• Language: English and French
• Colour: Green
• Material: Paper Banknote

The 1973 series marked an important era in Canadian currency design and remains a favourite among collectors due to its historical significance, attractive artwork, and connection to a period of modernization within Canada’s banking system.

Please review all photographs carefully to assess the note’s condition and determine grading according to your own collecting standards.

A wonderful piece of Canadian numismatic history and a great opportunity to add a classic Bank of Canada note to your collection.