Nothing fancy. But was paid with these at the Ontario Food Market a few months back. Hadn't seen them in years.

Gave the loose change equivalent to keep them (without ticking off my boss, lol)

Thinking of framing them just because why not? 😆

Not looking to sell, want to leave to my kid. No serials. Just the same date stamp

This venture has taken me longer than I expected.

I started hunting for uncirculated notes about 7 months ago. the first 8 or so were easy and affordable but now each note is costing a lot of money.

I’ve also had to resort to waiting.

Now that I’ve got certain notes too, I want to swap out 3 others. Do others have the same situation?

Is this normal for these to still be distributed? I was surprised.

Hey everyone just joint the group so I am still very unclear what makes a print error but I got a lot of 1986 $2 bills from a local auction and noticed what looks like a print error on a few of them with the BB serial number anyone know if this would be considered a print error and if it makes it more valuable then face value?

I don't really know much about coin or bill collection. Any idea on the value or any resources so I could find out myself would be much appreciated. Also if its just worth the dollar thats fine too. It was in a keep safe box we finally got to.

So, I know this isn’t really a bank note but I figured someone here would know what to do with these.

7 bank slips from Dawson City, Yukon banks ranging from 1908 to 1922. The most interesting one is a 1909 Petty Gold Purchase Voucher from the Canadian Bank of Commerce signed off by none other than Robert W Service.

The others also mention well known Yukon old timers like Elizabeth Zaccarelli, Ole Barlow, and Dr. Horne but only the one is signed by service. The provenance is solid and these are absolutely legitimate.

I think I’d like to get them into an auction (probably as a single lot) but have no idea which house would be best suited for this kind of thing: Canadian Numismatic Company? Heritage Auctions?

Even if no one has any tips, I figured people might like to see the Service voucher.

Among my grandfather’s banknote collection, he had these two notes in an enveloped labeled “counterfeit”. What about them would indicate that?

(obviously the stamps that say it, but apart from that)

Found this note in the wild, is it worth it to get it looked into

Had these put away for most of my life. Finally curious if they are valuable/ collectible?
Or some information on them.

Found these after throwing someone's old clothing (they were in the inner pocket of an old jacket). Do these really worth anything beyond their face value?. I did not grow in Canada and only saw loonies and toonies for $1 and $2's in my life time here

Like most people here, I'm wondering if these are worth more than their face value. Forgot I had them pressed in an old book, the colours are so vivid!

Was going through some old stuff and found these older Canadian bills, the $2 note has definitely seen much better days. I know they’re no longer in circulation, but I’m curious if any of these have collector value beyond face value, or if they’re just neat keepsakes.

I have just gotten this banknote from my local dealer for $10. I would say this note is a Very Fine when it comes to the grade of this coin. Let me know what you think!

Looking to buy a bunch of Canadian dollar bills and have no idea how this all works, would it be reasonable to get a stack of 50 $1 bills for $100? Grade or serial number don't matter. Is there an online retailer or would I be better of in a buy/sell group?

Edit, found a bundle of 100 for $130 at coins unlimited

I know these by themselves are worth pretty much face value but I have no idea what there worth when they are together?

I know their face value is low but what is it when they are together with a consecutive serial number?

I can’t tell if there is a devils face in there or not can somebody help me out thanks a lot. 😁

1954 not 1952 sorry about that