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1937 Bank Of Canada $50 BC-26b VF25 Bill!! Offered here is a beautiful 1937 Bank of Canada $50 banknote, BC-26b variety, featuring the Osborne-Towers signature combination. This note is graded VF-25 (Very Fine), indicating moderate circulation with good eye appeal, firm paper, and clear design details. It shows some light folds and handling wear, but no tears, stains, or significant damage—an excellent mid-grade example of this increasingly hard-to-find denomination. The front of the note features a bold portrait of William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada’s longest-serving Prime Minister, rendered in deep red ink that makes this note stand out among its peers. The reverse showcases an elegant allegorical figure representing Modern Industry, highlighting Canada’s economic development during the early 20th century. The 1937 series was Canada’s first bilingual banknote series, though this particular note features English as the dominant language. The series introduced more standardized designs and color-coded denominations, with the $50 being one of the most visually striking. Collectors prize the BC-26b variety for its distinctive signatures and historical context. Whether you're looking to expand your collection or invest in classic Canadian currency, this VF-25 1937 $50 note is a superb and increasingly scarce addition. A true vintage collectible!