1971 Canadian $10 Banknotes (Signatures and Rare Prefixes!)
Channel: Crazy Dave's Coins
Date: 2022-05-08

Welcome to an edition on Canadian currency, this one's from 1971 and it's the Canadian 10 bill. The portrait is of Sir John A MacDonald. It was engraved by George Gunderson. The back features the polymer corporation in Sarnia, Ontario. The image was engraved by De La Rue based on a photograph by George Hunter. A bank memo states that the polymer plant was chosen because unlike most industries carried on in its buildings of massive simplicity it provided detail ideally suited to engraving and as a profitable and innovative crown corporation had achieved a worldwide reputation. The note was printed by CBN and issued in November of 1971.

The specific signature and prefix combinations you're looking for are:
Crow and Bouey EDX
Lawson Bouey EEP (this is a very very good note to find even in poor quality, a g4 will go for forty five hundred dollars)
Lawson Bouey EES (they're around about a thousand dollars in poor condition)

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🎞 0:00 1971 Canadian $10 note Review
🎞 1:22 Signature Examples
🎞 2:00 Rare Prefixes
🎞 2:45 Final Thoughts

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