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The 1971 $10 bill is purple with a multicoloured tint.
It displays the Canadian Coat of Arms and a portrait of
Sir John A. Macdonald on the face side. An industrial scene of a
Sarnia, Ontario oil refinery is on the back. |
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Official First Day of Issue: November 8, 1971 |
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Cat. No. |
Signature |
| BC-49a |
Beattie-Rasminsky; 2 letters |
| BC-49aA |
Beattie-Rasminsky 2 letters replacement |
| BC-49b |
Bouey-Rasminsky; 2 letters |
| BC-49bA |
Bouey-Rasminsky; 2 letters replacement |
| BC-49c |
Lawson-Bouey; 2 letters |
| BC-49cA |
Lawson-Bouey; 2 letters replacement |
| BC-49c-i |
Lawson-Bouey; 3 letters |
| BC-49cA-i |
Lawson-Bouey; 3 letters replacement |
| BC-49d |
Crow-Bouey; 3 letters |
| BC-49dA |
Crow-Bouey; 3 letters replacement |
| BC-49e |
Thiessen-Crow; 3 letters |
| BC-49eA |
Thiessen-Crow; 3 letters replacement |
