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DC-25b 1923 Dominion of Canada $1 McCavour-Saunders, Red Seal 1, G-VG
Adoring the 1923 Dominion of Canada $1 banknote is King George V. Additionally, the layout of the 1923 $1 Dominion notes was strategic in which a space to the right of King George V's portrait was left bear to be stamped with a seal by the Department of Finance. These seals were used to identify which notes were returned for redemption or destruction during the sorting process. There are six different colour seals that were used on the 1923 $1 notes: black, red, blue, green, bronze (known as "purple-brown) and purple ("lilac").
In addition to the Department of Finance seals, the 1923 $1 issues were divided into four groups. Each group number can be found to the right of the seal in the same colour.
The 1923 Dominion of Canada $1 Banknotes were printed by the Canadian Bank Note Company (formally known as the American Bank Note Company).
Specifications:
Charlton Code: DC-25b
Signature: McCavour-Saunders
Certification: N/A
Variety: Red Seal, Group 1
Special Features
This particular DC-25b 1923 Dominion $1 note contains a red Department of Finance seal and is within Group 1. The 1923 $1 banknotes within Group 1, contains a series letter prior to the group 1 number (ex. A-1, B-1, etc). Group numbers 2,3,4 do not contain series letters before the group number.
Information from: Canadian Government Paper Money Charlton Catalogue, 32nd Ed. 2020, S.Bell Editor
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