1954 to 1973 banknotes plate numbers locations
By thecanadiannumismatist | Monday, August 28, 2023
The number on the face of a banknote is called face plate number and the number on the back is simply the back plate number. It is rare that the face and back plate numbers are the same.
Each plate to produce Canadian banknotes have numbers assigned to it and were applied during printing.
Very few collectors collect by plate numbers. The unpopularity of collecting plate numbers is due to (a) the vast number of notes needed for a collection, (b) the uncertainty in what combinations have been issued, and (c) the difficulty in seeing the minute plate numbers which are usually well hidden in the design of the note.
- CPMS
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1954 banknotes plate numbers locations
1 dollar 1954
2 dollars 1954
5 dollars 1954
10 dollars 1954
20 dollars 1954
50 dollars 1954
100 dollars 1954
1000 dollars 1954
1967 banknotes plate numbers locations
1 dollar 1967
1973 banknotes plate numbers locations
1 dollar 1973
2 dollars 1973
5 dollars 1973
10 dollars 1973
20 dollars 1973
50 dollars 1973
100 dollars 1973
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