According to a press released dated 14 November 2011, the Bank of Canada has introduced a new 100-dollar note which is the first polymer note for the nation. The new 50-dollar note is scheduled for introduction in March 2012. B375 (P110): 100 dollars (US$79) Brown. Front: English and French text;Read More…
Like B368g, but new signatures (Maclem/Carney) and new date (2011). Prefix AUT – AUZ, BIA – BID. Courtesy of Dharshan Mahalingam.Read More…
Like B369c, but new signatures (Maclem/Carney) and new date (2011). Prefix AHN – AHR. Courtesy of David Ryder.Read More…
Canada’s new polymer bank note series was unveiled on 20 June 2011. The themes for the entire series, as well as designs, images, and security features of the first denominations to be issued—the $100 and $50 notes—were unveiled by James M. Flaherty, Minister of Finance; William J. S. Elliott, CommissionerRead More…
Like B366c, but new date (2010). Prefix HPA – HPZ, HAA – HAE. Courtesy of Nazir Rahemtulla.Read More…
According to a Bank of Canada press release dated 10 March 2011, new 100-dollar (US$103) polymer banknote will be issued in November 2011, with a polymer 50-dollar note to follow in March 2012. The bank also provided further technical and background information about the new notes. Additional details regarding securityRead More…
Like B368e, but new date (2009). Prefix ARW – ARZ, AUA – AUB, EUJ – EUZ, FIA – FIK. Courtesy of James Huang.Read More…
Like B367d, but new date (2009). Prefix BFH – BFW. Courtesy of James Huang.Read More…
Like B366b, but new date (2009). Prefix AAD – AAT. Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
Like B370c, but new signatures (Jenkins/Carney) and new date (2009). Prefix EJU – EJZ. Courtesy of Nazir Rahemtulla.Read More…