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The Canadian Bank of Commerce series of Jamaica in the World Currency contains 10 distinct entries.
In 1921, the Canadian Bank of Commerce (CBC) opened branches in Kingston, Jamaica; Bridgetown, Barbados; and Port of Spain, Trinidad. It issued large-size notes for exclusive use in British West Indies territories. In August 1921, the Canadian Bank of Commerce was given permission to issue £100,000 worth of notes in Jamaica (1 pound sterling = $4.80, or $1 = 4 shillings and 2 pence).

Catalog Detail

  Canadian Bank of Commerce Value Range Favorite
Canadian Bank of Commerce Value Range  
1 pound (B081a)
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1 pound (B081b)
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1 pound (B081ar)
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1 pound (B081bp)
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1 pound (B081br)
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5 pounds (B082a)
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5 pounds (B082ap)
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5 pounds (B082ar)
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1 pound (B083a)
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5 pounds (B084a)
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The Canadian Bank of Commerce series of Jamaica in the World Currency contains 10 distinct entries.
In 1921, the Canadian Bank of Commerce (CBC) opened branches in Kingston, Jamaica; Bridgetown, Barbados; and Port of Spain, Trinidad. It issued large-size notes for exclusive use in British West Indies territories. In August 1921, the Canadian Bank of Commerce was given permission to issue £100,000 worth of notes in Jamaica (1 pound sterling = $4.80, or $1 = 4 shillings and 2 pence).

Catalog Detail