The $1 Canadian 1967 Centennial bank note, an integral part of the commemorative series issued during Canada's centennial celebrations, is a noteworthy piece of the country's numismatic history. This banknote features a striking representation of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse side with the Centennial symbol. The reverse side highlights the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, symbolizing the political foundation of the nation. The use of vibrant colors, detailed engravings, and the inclusion of significant national symbols make the $1 Centennial bank note a visually compelling and historically rich artifact, encapsulating the spirit of Canadian identity during the pivotal centennial year in 1967.

These $1 Centennial Series bank notes are non-certified. Each note will arrive in an individual bank note holder. Simply select the variety to view availability.