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Canadian Notes => Dominion of Canada Notes => Topic started by: woodguy62 on May 12, 2009, 07:17:47 pm
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Just received my first Large Size Dominion note. 1923, $1, Campbell/Clark, VG-F. Looking at it I thought to myself, if you boil up sum pine gum, mix in a little ash, you could patch your canoe with it. So I dub the large size Dominion notes, to be known as from here on then............"Canoe Patches".
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Ive also heard them being referred to as "Horse Blankets"
On this topic the Banque Dhochelaga 1914 series has some of the largest chartered notes I have seen.
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Ive also heard them being referred to as "Horse Blankets"
On this topic the Banque Dhochelaga 1914 series has some of the largest chartered notes I have seen.
Do you know what their dimensions are?
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unfortunately I sold my example of the 1914 Banque D'Hochelaga $10 before taking the exact measurements but I took a look on the currency museum and the following is listed
1923 Dominion $1
Horz = 180 mm
Vert = 84 mm
1914 D'Hochelaga $10
Horz = 191 mm
Vert = 83 mm
That is one large note