This “Ottawa” January 2nd, 1900, Dominion of Canada Twenty-Five Cents has a black and white frame with decorative shapes. These notes are also known as fractional currency or “Shinplaster” notes. The front of the note has a black on light brown multicolor underprint. On the top left, the inscription "The Dominion of Canada" along with the value of the note "25" & "TWENTY-FIVE CENTS" as well as the date and signature. The central vignette shows an allegory of a seated Britannia wearing a helmet while holding a shield and a trident, with a sailing ship in the background. The note is signed by John Mortimer Courtney, Deputy Minister of Finance. At the bottom, the banknote printer. On the reverse there are three overlapping guilloche designs with text superimposed and the value of the banknote "25 CENTS". These notes were issued from 1900 until 1923, and these banknotes do not have a serial number. The design on the back was reused for the 1923 issue of 25cents notes. It is a highly sought-after item among collectors of paper money from around the world. The banknote is in circulated condition and is a valuable addition to any collection of Canadian paper money and is sure to impress even the most discerning of collectors. There are no tears or pinholes.

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