Canada - Lot of 6 Banknotes of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 Dollars 1937 - F-VF

Canada - Lot of 6 Banknotes of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 Dollars 1937 - F-VF This lot consists of 6 Canadian banknotes from 1937 in F-VF (Fine to Very Fine) condition. These banknotes, issued during the reign of King George VI, feature classic designs representative of Canada's monetary history. The notes included are: 1 Dollar 1937: The 1 Dollar 1937 note features a portrait of King George VI on the obverse, with the "Bank of Canada" inscription and the denomination of "One Dollar". The reverse displays a vignette of a wheat sheaf, symbolizing Canada's agricultural wealth, along with the "Bank of Canada" crest. 2 Dollars 1937: The 2 Dollar 1937 note features King George VI on the obverse, along with the "Bank of Canada" inscription and "Two Dollars" denomination. The reverse displays the image of a fortress, symbolizing Canada's strength and defense. 5 Dollars 1937: The 5 Dollar 1937 note features a portrait of King George VI on the obverse, with the "Bank of Canada" inscription and the "Five Dollars" denomination. The reverse side depicts an image of a train symbolizing Canada's transportation infrastructure and economic development. 10 Dollars 1937: The 10 Dollar 1937 note features King George VI on the obverse, with the "Bank of Canada" inscription and "Ten Dollars" denomination. The reverse features a design of a steamboat traveling along Canada's rivers, further emphasizing Canada's economic progress and development. 20 Dollars 1937: The 20 Dollar 1937 note features King George VI on the obverse, with the "Bank of Canada" inscription and the "Twenty Dollars" denomination. The reverse features a depiction of a factory, symbolizing industrial growth in Canada during the early 20th century. 50 Dollars 1937: The 50 Dollar 1937 note features King George VI on the obverse, with the "Bank of Canada" inscription and the "Fifty Dollars" denomination. The reverse depicts a government building, representing Canada's government institutions. These banknotes are significant as they represent the first series of Canadian banknotes issued after the appointment of King George VI as the monarch, following the abdication of King Edward VIII in 1936.