1935 Sig 1: Osborne/Towers Prefix A 190-mm diameter bank seal Intro: 11 03 1935 20 dollars Values

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1935 Sig 1: Osborne/Towers Prefix A 190-mm diameter bank seal Intro: 11 03 1935 20 dollars Values

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1935 Sig 1: Osborne/Towers Prefix A 190-mm diameter bank seal Intro: 11 03 1935 20 dollars Values

Details

Obverse: English text; Princess Elizabeth wearing short-sleeved dress, from photograph by Marcus Adams; bank seal

Reverse: English text; allegorical woman (representing Toiler) with kneeling farmer pouring wheat grain into sack

Basic Information

GSID:

91119

Denomination:

20 dollars

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

1935 Sig 1: Osborne/Towers Prefix A 190-mm diameter bank seal Intro: 11 03 1935

Design Details

Note Color:

Red and black

Note Dimension:

152 x 73 mm

Printer:

CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, LIMITED

Feedback:

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