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The Canadian Dollar was introduced as the currency of Canada in 1858, replacing the Canadian Pound. Canadian Dollars are also used for payments in the French overseas collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon. The Canadian dollar was identified as one of the safe haven currencies for 2017.

We exchange both Canadian coins and banknotes, and we accept withdrawn Canadian Dollar banknotes. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your leftover Canadian Dollars to cash, select the type of Canadian Dollars you want to exchange:

100 Canadian Dollars banknote (Lunenburg Scenes of Canada)

100 Canadian Dollars banknote (Lunenburg Scenes of Canada)

This cent dollars – one hundred dollars banknote portrays the image of Sir Robert Borden, former Prime Minister of Canada. The words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’ are printed on the paper note.

You get: £32.69700

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

1 Canadian Dollar banknote (prairie series 1954)

1 Canadian Dollar banknote (prairie series 1954)

This one dollar – un dollar note depicts the image of HM Queen Elizabeth II on the front, and a prairie scene on the back. There were two different portraits of the Queen used on all denomination 1954 series notes. The public noticed that the notes seemed to have the Devil’s face in the lower portion of the Queen’s … Continued

You get: £0.32697

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

2 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

2 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

This two dollars – deux dollars black and red banknote shows Elizabeth II, Queen of the UK and British Dominions, and a scene depicting rural Quebec on the reverse.

You get: £0.65394

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

5 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

5 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

This five dollars – cinq dollars banknote features Queen Elizabeth II. The paper note contains the words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’. 5 Canadian Dollar notes like these exist in two versions: The devils face portrait and the modified portrait.

You get: £1.63485

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

10 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

10 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

The note of ten dollars – dix dollars depicts HM Elizabeth II, Head of the Commonwealth. Printed on the paper banknote is the text ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £3.26970

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

20 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954 obverse accepted for exchange

20 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

The note of twenty dollars – vingt dollars shows the image of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’ are printed on the paper banknote.

You get: £6.53940

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

50 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954 obverse accepted for exchange

50 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

This fifty dollars – cinquante dollars bill depicts HM Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada. Printed on the paper banknote is the text ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £16.34850

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

100 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954 obverse accepted for exchange

100 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

The banknote of one hundred dollars – cent dollars features Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The paper note contains the words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £32.69700

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

1000 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954 obverse

1000 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1954

The note of one thousand dollars – mille dollars portrays Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch of Canada. Printed on the paper bill is the text ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £326.97000

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

1 Canadian Dollar banknote - border series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

1 Canadian Dollar banknote (border series 1937)

This one dollar – un dollar banknote depicts His Majesty King George VI. The paper note contains the words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’. The Bank of Canada issued these banknotes only two years after the previous issue. This was because of the death of King George V and the decision to introduce … Continued

You get: £0.32697

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

2 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

2 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937

The banknote of two dollars – deux dollars depicts King George VI, Monarch of Canada. On the paper note a caption reads ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £0.65394

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

5 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

5 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937

This five dollars – cinq dollars banknote has the image of Her Majesty King George VI. The paper note contains the words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £1.63485

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

10 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

10 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937

This ten dollars – dix dollars bill portrays King George VI, Monarch of Canada. The words ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’ are printed on the paper banknote.

You get: £3.26970

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

20 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

20 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937

The 1937 series of banknotes were issued following legislative changes requiring bilingual bank notes. Consequently this note has text in both English and French. It depicts King George VI on the front, and the image on the reverse is an allegorical representation of fertility.

You get: £6.53940

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

50 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

50 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937

This fifty dollars – cinquante dollars bill shows the image of George VI, King of the UK and British Dominions. Text on the paper note reads ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £16.34850

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

100 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937 obverse accepted for exchange

100 Canadian Dollars banknote series 1937

This one hundred dollars – cent dollars banknote has the image of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canadian statesman. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘bank of Canada – banque du Canada’.

You get: £32.69700

1 CAD = £0.3269700000

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