Banknotes from Canada

Canada is a country located in the northern part of North America. A federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy composed of ten provinces and three territories, the country is bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean, on the north by the Arctic Ocean and on the west by the Pacific Ocean from where its motto Latin (official since 1921) found on some 50 cents coins among others "A mari usque ad mare" (from one ocean to another). The United States is the only border country in the south and north-west. Canada's land area is nearly 10 million square kilometers, making it the second largest country in the world after Russia. In 2016, it has about 36 million inhabitants and is the 37th most populous country in the world. The territory contains more than 31,700 lakes, making Canada the country with some of the largest freshwater reserves in the world. The official languages ​​at the federal level are English and French. The federal capital is Ottawa and the currency is the Canadian dollar. The first occupants of the Canadian territory were the Amerindians, whose migrations date back to about 15,000 years ago during the last glaciation that lowered the level of the oceans and created a land bridge linking Eurasia to America, allowing to settle down. Although Vikings settled from the 11th century to the 14th century, the first explorations of Europeans began at the end of the 15th century, culminating in the expeditions of Frenchman Jacques Cartier to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. After some unsuccessful experiments in the first half of the 16th century, we see the first French perennial trading posts on the continent between 1600 and 1608, initiating the process of French colonization. Subsequently, the British invaded the established French colonies and established other settlements, particularly in the Atlantic Coast region (Nova Scotia, Acadia), the St. Lawrence River Valley and the Labrador Peninsula (Nova Scotia). France) as well as in the Arctic zone, while other European powers such as Spain and Russia explore the rest of Canada. As a result of various conflicts, especially the Spanish Succession War (1701-1714), the Conquest War (1754-1760) and the American War of Independence (1775-1783), the Great War Brittany gained and lost territories in the eighteenth century, resulting in what corresponds to the Canadian territory of today. Three of these colonies federated on July 1, 1867, forming the Dominion of Canada, an independent nation under partial domination of the British Crown. Its complete sovereignty is then guaranteed by the Balfour Declaration of 1926, the Westminster Statute of 1931 and the repatriation of its Constitution in 1982. Canada's contemporary history has been marked by a vigorous territorial expansion, the Gold Rush and participation in the First World War. The country was badly hit by the Great Depression in 1929 but its economy rebounded thanks to its participation in the Second World War, where it emerged as a middle power and was one of the winners as a member of the Allies.
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Dollar (1858-date)

100 Cents = 1 Dollar

Available for swap 10 Dollars (Without Devil's face)
1954

Standard banknote: Canadian Landscape
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-40, P# 79, N# 201887
Available for swap 20 Dollars (Without Devil's face)
1954

Standard banknote: Canadian Landscape
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-41, P# 80, N# 201888
Available for swap 50 Dollars (Without Devil's face)
1954

Standard banknote: Canadian Landscape
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-42, P# 81, N# 201735
100 Dollars (Without Devil's face)
1954

Standard banknote: Canadian Landscape
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-43, P# 82, N# 201893
Available for swap 1000 Dollars (Without Devil's face)
1954

Standard banknote: Canadian Landscape
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-44, P# 83, N# 201899
Available for swap 1 Dollar (Centennial of Confederation)
1967

Commemorative note: Centennial of Canadian Confederation (1867-1967)
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-45, P# 84, N# 201714
Available for swap 1 Dollar
1973

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 69 mm
Ch GPM# BC-46, P# 85, N# 201904
Available for swap 2 Dollars
1974

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-47, P# 86, N# 201905
Available for swap 5 Dollars
1972

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-48, P# 87, N# 201900
Available for swap 10 Dollars
1971

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-49, P# 88, N# 201670
Available for swap 20 Dollars
1969

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-50, P# 89, N# 201901
Available for swap 50 Dollars
1975

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-51, P# 90, N# 201906
Available for swap 100 Dollars
1975

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-52, P# 91, N# 201907
Available for swap 5 Dollars (serial on reverse)
1979

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-53, P# 92, N# 201909
Available for swap 20 Dollars (serial on reverse)
1979

Standard banknote: Scenes of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-54, P# 93, N# 201908
Available for swap 2 Dollars
1986

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-55, P# 94, N# 201910
Available for swap 5 Dollars
1986

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-56, P# 95, N# 201911
Available for swap 10 Dollars
1989

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-57, P# 96, N# 201915
Available for swap 20 Dollars
1991

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-58, P# 97, N# 201573
Available for swap 50 Dollars
1988

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-59, P# 98, N# 201913
Available for swap 100 Dollars
1988

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-60, P# 99, N# 201912
1000 Dollars
1988

Standard banknote: Birds of Canada
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-61, P# 100, N# 201914
Available for swap 5 Dollars
2001-2005

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-62, P# 101, TBB# 364, N# 201917
Available for swap 10 Dollars
2000-2004

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-63, P# 102, N# 201916
Available for swap 20 Dollars
2004-2011

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-64, P# 103, N# 201920
Available for swap 50 Dollars
2004-2011

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-65, P# 104, N# 201919
Available for swap 100 Dollars
2003-2009

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-66, P# 105, N# 201918
Available for swap 5 Dollars (upgraded security)
2006-2011

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-67, P# 101A, TBB# 366, N# 201566
Available for swap 10 Dollars (upgraded security)
2004-2009

Standard banknote: Canadian Journey
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-68, P# 102A, N# 201922
Available for swap 5 Dollars
2013

Standard banknote: Frontiers
152.4 × 69.85 mm
Ch GPM# BC-69, P# 106, N# 201578
Available for swap 10 Dollars
2013

Standard banknote: Frontiers
152.4 × 69.85 mm
Ch GPM# BC-70, P# 107, N# 201580
Available for swap 20 Dollars
2012

Standard banknote: Frontiers
152.4 × 69.85 mm
Ch GPM# BC-71, P# 108, N# 201585
Available for swap 50 Dollars
2012

Standard banknote: Frontiers
152.4 × 69.85 mm
Ch GPM# BC-72, P# 109, N# 201588
Available for swap 100 Dollars
2011

Standard banknote: Frontiers
152.4 × 69.85 mm
Ch GPM# BC-73, P# 110, N# 201924
Available for swap 20 Dollars (Queen Elizabeth II)
2015

Commemorative note: Queen Elizabeth II as longest reigning monarch
152 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-74, P# 111, N# 201754
Available for swap 10 Dollars (150 Years of Confederation)
2017

Commemorative note: 150 years of Canada's Confederation
152.4 × 69.85 mm
Ch GPM# BC-75, P# 112, N# 201753
Available for swap 10 Dollars
2018

Standard banknote
153 × 70 mm
Ch GPM# BC-77, P# 113, N# 201672
Available for swap 25 Cents "Shinplaster" (Dominion of Canada)
1870

Standard banknote
116 × 59 mm
Ch GPM# DC-1, P# 8, N# 203893
1 Dollar (Dominion of Canada)
1870

Standard banknote
185 × 75 mm
Ch GPM# DC-2, P# 12, N# 206304
2 Dollars (Dominion of Canada)
1870

Standard banknote
185 × 75 mm
Ch GPM# DC-3, P# 13, N# 206331
1 Dollar (Dominion of Canada)
1878

Standard banknote
183 × 80 mm
Ch GPM# DC-8, P# 18, N# 296685
1 Dollar (Dominion of Canada)
1878

Standard banknote
183 × 80 mm
Ch GPM# DC-8, P# 17, N# 345604
4 Dollars (Dominion of Canada)
1882

Standard banknote
187 × 82 mm
Ch GPM# DC-10, P# 20, N# 217014
1 Dollar (Dominion of Canada)
1898

Standard banknote
189 × 84 mm
Ch GPM# DC-13, P# 24A, P# 24, N# 252309
2 Dollars (Dominion of Canada)
1897

Standard banknote
187 × 83 mm
Ch GPM# DC-14, P# 24C, P# 24B, N# 308239
Available for swap 25 Cents "Shinplaster" (Dominion of Canada)
1900

Standard banknote
114 × 69 mm
Ch GPM# DC-15, P# 9, N# 205222
4 Dollars (Dominion of Canada)
1902

Standard banknote
185 × 86 mm
Ch GPM# DC-17b, P# 26A, N# 330854
1 Dollar (Dominion of Canada)
1911

Standard banknote
185 × 85 mm
Ch GPM# DC-18, P# 27, N# 225190
2 Dollars (Dominion of Canada)
1914

Standard banknote
178 × 84 mm
Ch GPM# DC-22, P# 30, N# 330803
1 Dollar (Dominion of Canada)
1917

Standard banknote
182 × 84 mm
Ch GPM# DC-23, P# 32, N# 206690

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