Occupation Reichsmark - Victory Bonds

Not a banknote in any orthodox sense — this is a satirical propaganda piece produced during the Second World War as part of Canada's Victory Bonds drive. The format mimicked German Reichsmark notes deliberately, the joke being that enemy currency was worthless paper while Canadians were being urged to put their money into something that would actually win the war.

These were distributed as novelty items at bond rallies and through various civilian organizations. Surviving examples vary considerably in printing quality, suggesting multiple local print runs rather than a single centralized production.