Canada. - 9 Banknotes - Various Dates (No reserve price)

All the banknotes shown in this picture are old versions that have stopped being in circulation in Canada (from the “Canadian Scenery” series). They were issued by the Bank of Canada and are printed in both English and French – the official languages of Canada. On most of the notes, there is a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (except for the 50 CAD note). These banknotes are now mainly used as collectibles and are no longer in everyday use.

List of banknotes:
1. Top-left corner: 50 CAD (red color). Portrait on the front: William Lyon Mackenzie King, the longest-serving Prime Minister of Canada; issued in 1975. The back features an image of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police equestrian performance.
2. Several 20 CAD notes (green color)
Most of them are from the 1979 version: with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II; the back shows Lake Mille Lacs in Alberta.
One of the notes is from an earlier version of the 20 CAD note; its design, font, and serial number layout differ.
3. Bottom: 2 CAD (red and pink color). Issued in 1974, with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The back depicts a scene of Inuit hunting. Canada later removed the 2 CAD banknote and replaced it with 2 CAD coins. This note is an obsolete 2 CAD banknot