Great Set of Sequential Serial Number Uncirculated Canada 5 x 1973 $1 bills!

You get all 5 uncirculated banknotes in this collection! All packaged in a clear plastic protective sleeve! Retailers Welcome! Spectacular Sequential Serial Number Set of Canada 5 x 1973 $1 Bills! This rare collection of five sequential serial numbered1973 Canadian one-dollar bills are a must-have for any currency enthusiast or collector. With a country/region of manufacture in Canada, these bills showcase the rich history and heritage of the Canadian currency. Perfect for display or adding to your collection, these bills are a unique piece of Canadian monetary history from the Bank of Canada. Don't miss the chance to own this exceptional set of vintage Canadian bills from 1973. The 5 sequential serial numbers: 1. AB3063441, 2. AB3063442, 3. AB3063443, 4. AB3063444 & 5. AB3063445 On the back of each bill is an image of the Missinaibi an 11-metre, steel-hulled tugboat designed and built for the lumber trade by the Russel-Hipwell Engine Co. of Owen Sound, Ontario. The Missinaibi was launched in 1952. Retired from log driving about the time our bank note was issued, the old tug sat in a Gatineau boat yard for 10 years until it was restored by the Canadian Museum of Civilization (now called the Canadian Museum of History) and placed on the riverbank behind the museum.