Features Princess Mary and a pastoral allegory symbolizing the harvest. Part of the original Bank of Canada release, it's a rare and artistically rich note.

Featuring King George VI, this note uses purple tones and intricate engraving. It marked an effort to standardize and secure Canadian currency across the board.

Queen Elizabeth II fronts this design, paired with a coastal salmon seining scene. Offered in both “Devil’s Face” and modified versions, it’s a visual snapshot of Canada’s maritime strength.

A favorite from the “Scenes of Canada” series, showing a train crossing the Rockies. This note symbolizes Canada's vastness and transportation heritage.

Part of the “Birds of Canada” series, this note features the osprey, a powerful raptor. Improved anti-counterfeit features and a refined look mark this series.

From the “Canadian Journey” series, it honors remembrance and peacekeeping, with war memorial motifs and powerful national symbols.

Part of the polymer “Frontier” series, it includes Canadian war monuments and high-tech features for anti-counterfeiting.

A groundbreaking vertical note honoring civil rights activist Viola Desmond. It’s the first Canadian banknote to feature a Black woman and a departure from traditional layouts.