DTCP 053 - The Devils Head
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A hidden face. A national panic. A banknote that became one of Canada's strangest urban legends.
In 1954, the Bank of Canada released a new series of banknotes featuring a redesigned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. It didn't take long for Canadians to notice something unsettling hidden within the curls of the Queen's hair—a shadowy face that many believed resembled the Devil.
Rumours spread quickly. Some refused to accept the bills. Others claimed the image was evidence of occult influence, political sabotage, or a secret message hidden in plain…
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