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1 Dollar / Piastre

Issuer Bank of Canada
Year 1822
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description The obverse is engraved in a classical early 19th-century style, with a central oval vignette of a female portrait bust at top centre, flanked by large ornate guilloche medallions bearing the numeral "1" at left and right. The text body states the promise to pay one dollar on demand at Montreal, dated 1st January 1822, with the issuing institution name "BANK OF CANADA" in bold letterpress. Two manuscript signatures appear at the lower portion, identifying the Cashier and President respectively.
Obverse lettering BANK OF CANADA
ONE Dollar
MONTREAL
1st Jany 1822
The President Directors and Co. of the Bank of Canada promise to pay Simon or bearer ONE Dollar on demand for value received
Cash't
Pres't
Reverse description The reverse of this early Canadian banknote is not visible in the provided image; no description can be confirmed without a reliable catalog source or image.
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