Canada’s first $1 note issued by the Bank of Canada, showcasing a young Princess Elizabeth on the front and an allegorical agriculture-themed scene on the reverse. Printed in separate English and French versions, this early note is treasured for its beauty, rarity, and historical significance.

This bilingual note features King George VI and reflects Canada's pre-war values and design sensibilities. Known for its elegant engraving and deep green tones, it represents the second official series and is a must-have for vintage currency collectors.

The first post-war banknote series featuring Queen Elizabeth II. Early versions showed what appeared to be a "Devil’s Face" in her hair, which was later altered in a modified portrait. The reverse features Parliament Hill in a serene winter setting, making this a symbolic and artistic piece.

A special issue celebrating Canada’s 100th birthday. It includes commemorative Centennial emblems and dates, with both regular and replacement notes. Widely collected as a patriotic memento from a landmark year in Canadian history.

The final $1 banknote before the loonie coin took its place. Part of the “Scenes of Canada” series, it features a more mature Queen Elizabeth II and a classic engraving of Parliament Hill. A nostalgic and accessible piece of Canadian currency.