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Move millions in currency over week-end
Move millions in currency over week-end

Move millions in currency over week-end

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Original Toronto Star caption: Move millions in currency over week-end. Over the week-end; the Canadian Bank of Commerce took final steps in moving to new headquarters and today is doing business in the Ogilvie building; corner of Bay and Wellington Sts. Armed trucks and armed guards protected millions of dollars in gold bullion; cash and negotiable securities in the moving. The picture on the left shows a safety deposit vault being moved from the building at King and Jordan Sts. On the right is shown the Ogilvie building which will be temporary headquarters while the new building is being erected on the King-Jordan site.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112871F
Traders at work juggle millions of dollars worth of currencies as they arrange deals for customers with counterparts around the world. These men, at t(...)
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