The 1935 $1000 (French) Bank of Canada Note was printed for the Bank of Canada with a recorded printage of 7,000 notes — the 2nd-lowest of the 22 notes of the issue in the 1935 canadian banknote series, and less than half of one percent of the 120,570,600 notes in the whole 1935 issue.
The published record is not unanimous on this figure: published references give this figure rounded, at 7,000, and the file has not confirmed the exact count against a second independent source. The file leads with the figure most references agree on and records the dissent rather than deciding it.
Mille dollars - seven thousand printed for interbank transfers in Quebec, and among the rarest notes of the whole issue.
A full collector's note for this issue — survival, strike character, and what to check before buying — is on the writing schedule; the figures above are the permanent record.
Mintage figures: United States Mint (Annual Report of the Director of the Mint), Royal Canadian Mint records, and — for the 1935 banknote issue — Bank of Canada printage records as published in the Charlton Standard Catalogue of Canadian Government Paper Money, cross-checked across independent published references. Specifications: United States Mint coin specifications.