CANADA - 2 Dollars - 1937 - King George VI - Pick# BC-22c - PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated An exceptional and highly-graded specimen of the Canadian 2 Dollar banknote from the iconic 1937 series. This issue is notable for being part of the first series released following the accession of King George VI. Professionally graded by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty) as 64 Choice Uncirculated, this note exhibits sharp corners, original paper wave, and deep, vibrant printing. The obverse features the portrait of King George VI in military uniform. The reverse displays an allegorical figure representing "Harvest," symbolizing Canada’s agricultural strength during the mid-20th century. Item Details: Country: Canada Issuer: Bank of Canada Denomination: 2 Dollars Issue Date: 2nd January 1937 Pick Number: BC-22c Signatures: J.E. Coyne (Deputy Governor) and G.F. Towers (Governor) Banknote Serial Number: L/R 2762990 Printer: British American Bank Note Company (BABN) Certification Information: Grading Service: PMG (Paper Money Guaranty) Grade: 64 Choice Uncirculated PMG Certification Number: 2154131-016 (As shown on the holder label) Condition Report: Grade Analysis: A grade of 64 indicates a note with original luster, excellent centering, and no evidence of circulation. Visual Appeal: The terracotta and black inks remain bold, with clear, crisp detail in the portrait and intricate lathe work. Technical Specifications Feature Details Obverse King George VI in the uniform of the Colonel-in-Chief of the Scots Guards. Reverse Allegorical figure "Harvest" sitting with a sickle and wheat. Security Intricate scrollwork and micro-printing typical of BABN. Dimensions 152.4 x 73.025 mm. Auction Notes This specific signature combination (Coyne-Towers) on the 1937 issue is highly desirable for specialists of Canadian "Series 1937" currency. High-grade uncirculated examples are becoming increasingly difficult to source in the current market. ALL ITEMS are sent, well packed, by registered mail or courier with full tracking.