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*1967 Bank of Canada $1 Banknote – BC-45bA AU

Celebrate Canada’s centennial with the 1967 $1 Bank of Canada banknote (BC-45bA) – a remarkable tribute to the nation’s 100th anniversary of Confederation. This particular issue, graded AU (About Uncirculated),making it a sought-after collectible among numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.

The front of the note features the classic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, based on the original 1954 series, with subtle design modifications to mark the centennial. The bold bilingual text, intricate guilloche patterns, and vibrant green ink are beautifully preserved in this AU note, showing only minor handling signs without compromising its visual appeal.

On the reverse, the design showcases the iconic image of Canada’s original Parliament buildings, an homage to the nation’s early governance and enduring democratic foundations. This version (BC-45bA) is distinct from the commemorative centennial issue without serial numbers, making this note unique due to its limited printing and special prefix.

Issued for only a brief time in 1967, this $1 bill captures a proud moment in Canadian history. A fine addition to any serious collection, offering both aesthetic charm and historical value.