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Bank of Hamilton $10, 1904

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Bank of Hamilton $10, 1904
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CH 345-18-04. Legacy Very Fine 20. This is the Charlton plate note.  Of only four recorded in private hands, this is the finest example; it is also very much superior to the example in the National Currency Collection, Bank of Canada. This note made its debut in the 1966 Canadian Numismatic Association auction.  It entered the collection of Wilf Sandall, then Bill McDonald, founding President of the CPMS, thence to Terry Fredricks, from whom Bob Graham purchased it in 1994. The attractive centre vignette features Queen Alexandra enthroned, flanked by a child with sickle reclining on sheaves of grain on the left, and another child seated, with symbols of industry, at a harbour. The note is centred to the top with an oversize bottom margin and essentially none at the top, as issued, never trimmed.  The pen signature is clear, strong and original.  This is one of very few notes printed for a Canadian bank by the Western Bank Note Co., Chicago. S/N:059144/D. Part of the Bob Graham Collection.