Post Your Paper Money Collections.

They are such unique items and it's hard to find similar items for price comparisons.

I'd be happy having payed somewhere in the $500-$800 range for those solids (each).

I have a few other notes to share.. but was really excited to share those.. I've been on a quest to get some solids for awhile

I will post pics of other notes I have when I get a chance...

Great looking notes AgCoinAu!

Book value on the '54 $10 is $1,400 and $1,000 on the '69 $20.

Whenever I see these up for sale, the seller is usually asking 10-15% more than book value. The notes may not sell at that price, but it would allow for more negotiation room.

If you look through some old auctions (Torex, Coin Exp, TCNC Auctions) you will find many solids that have sold in the past. I remember a couple years ago, high grade solids, similar to your $10 were selling for $1,800-$2,000 at auction. The market for these seems to have died down since then.

I have a HUGE pile of notes like this, plus fractional notes and railroad bonds, notes, ect. With probably 50 of them being grades by PMG all the way up to 67 68. Is their anywhere to find values? I would much rather sell on ebay then to send to heritage or another auction company.

Yep, Much larger. Sorry I didnt realize this was for Canadian notes.

Two plus two:

You must understand I took no offense with your statement what so ever... in fact it was very informative! I like to see the way that others think and what they're willing to pay. Truthfully the more people that feel the way you do... well that will very well drive the market right?

So as a collector... I understand it's important to watch what some "books/cataloges" are saying as the value of certain notes.. but more importantly I feel I should also be aware as to what current auctions and other collectors would be willing to pay as that REALLY drives the market value.