Canada. - 2 x 20 Dollars - 1954 (No reserve price)





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Lot of 2 Canada – 20 Dollars (1954 Series) – Scarce Devil's Face Variety
An exceptional numismatic pairing featuring two raw, highly sought-after 20 Dollar banknotes from the famous 1954 series. This premium listing includes full imagery of both the obverse and reverse sides of these scarce notes.
Both pieces feature the rare and iconic "Devil's Face" (Devil's Head) hair variety on the front, balanced by a stunning green-tinted winter landscape vignette on the reverse side.
Detailed Lot Inventory
• Country/Issuer: Canada (Bank of Canada / Banque du Canada)
• Denomination: 20 Dollars / Vingt Dollars
• Issue Series: 1954 Series
• Front Design: Original "Devil's Face" hair detail variety of Queen Elizabeth II
• Reverse Design: A tranquil, snow-covered Canadian winter forest scene in the Laurentian Mountains (Laurentides), engraved by Charles Dawson.
• Signatures: J.E. Coyne (Deputy Governor) & G.F. Towers (Governor)
• Printer: Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited
• Quantity: 2 Pieces
Serial Numbers Included:
1. E/E 4406074
2. E/E 3209565
3.
Condition Report
Both notes remain in attractive, circulated condition across both faces:
• Top Note (E/E 4406074): Exhibits light handling and minor vertical circulation folds. It retains a strong paper body, crisp ink contrast, and clean margins on both sides.
• Bottom Note (E/E 3209565): Shows slightly heavier, natural circulation folding (distinct vertical and horizontal center folds visible on the reverse). It shows expected mild paper softening, but remains flat with intact borders and no heavy edge splits or staining.
Please see images as these form part of the condition report.
Shipping & Important Terms
• Courier: Items are sent by UPS with full tracking.
• Middle East Delivery Restriction: IMPORTANT. DUE to Middle East problems, at the moment I do not sell to Middle East countries affected by the Iranian Conflict. Please do not bid.
Lot of 2 Canada – 20 Dollars (1954 Series) – Scarce Devil's Face Variety
An exceptional numismatic pairing featuring two raw, highly sought-after 20 Dollar banknotes from the famous 1954 series. This premium listing includes full imagery of both the obverse and reverse sides of these scarce notes.
Both pieces feature the rare and iconic "Devil's Face" (Devil's Head) hair variety on the front, balanced by a stunning green-tinted winter landscape vignette on the reverse side.
Detailed Lot Inventory
• Country/Issuer: Canada (Bank of Canada / Banque du Canada)
• Denomination: 20 Dollars / Vingt Dollars
• Issue Series: 1954 Series
• Front Design: Original "Devil's Face" hair detail variety of Queen Elizabeth II
• Reverse Design: A tranquil, snow-covered Canadian winter forest scene in the Laurentian Mountains (Laurentides), engraved by Charles Dawson.
• Signatures: J.E. Coyne (Deputy Governor) & G.F. Towers (Governor)
• Printer: Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited
• Quantity: 2 Pieces
Serial Numbers Included:
1. E/E 4406074
2. E/E 3209565
3.
Condition Report
Both notes remain in attractive, circulated condition across both faces:
• Top Note (E/E 4406074): Exhibits light handling and minor vertical circulation folds. It retains a strong paper body, crisp ink contrast, and clean margins on both sides.
• Bottom Note (E/E 3209565): Shows slightly heavier, natural circulation folding (distinct vertical and horizontal center folds visible on the reverse). It shows expected mild paper softening, but remains flat with intact borders and no heavy edge splits or staining.
Please see images as these form part of the condition report.
Shipping & Important Terms
• Courier: Items are sent by UPS with full tracking.
• Middle East Delivery Restriction: IMPORTANT. DUE to Middle East problems, at the moment I do not sell to Middle East countries affected by the Iranian Conflict. Please do not bid.

