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How do you determine if a banknote is a remainder as opposed to a regular issue?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Hi Colhand1, Do you mean, 'modified notes'?
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Pillar of the Community
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From my years at school ... I remember that a remainder is the fraction left over when trying to divide one number by another where the divisor is not a perfect factor of the divisible...
Although I think Colhand may be talking about REPLACEMENTS notes.. in which case it would depend on the series... some replacement notes for Canadian notes have been identified with an * (asterisk) others are only known by the prefix and serial number of the note.. this has been published research by Gilles Pommereau (I think I spelt his name correctly please forgive and correct me if I didn't)
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Pillar of the Community
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What I am referring to are the obsolete chartered banknotes. A remainder I thought was a note that was not issued to the general public and typically not signed. But I recently bought a chartered banknote that I am hoping is not a remainder as they are worth considerably less than the others.
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Pillar of the Community
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"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Pillar of the Community
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Yes.. typically when a bank folded or was amalgamated with another bank there were cases where they had notes that hadn't been issued...
Because of this most of the notes are expected to be in very high grades as they never saw circulation...
Pics would help... let's see the note!!
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Pillar of the Community
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ok, I will post the picture once I have received it. - later this week, probably Wed or Thur
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Pillar of the Community
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AgCoin You did spell it wrong...I am waiting to see this Pic as well...
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Pillar of the Community
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More importantly... Persistnt... did you forgive me for spelling it wrong or was that completely unforgivable..?
(Crap I'm making too many dumb jokes on this thread... and for that I appologise.. but I'm certainly looking forward to seeing some cool chartered notes!)
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I don't have a single chartered note- I read about them in the CanCoinNewspaper..I don't have any earlier than 1937..No 2.oo(1928)or 1935 1.oo that were found inside of wallet..What a great find that would be..I think my Jokes are crazey as well..
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I don't have a single chartered note- I read about them in the CanCoinNewspaper..I don't have any earlier than 1937..No 2.oo(1928)or 1935 1.oo that were found inside of wallet..What a great find that would be..I think my Jokes are crazey as well.. I collect "Bank of Canada" banknotes 1935 to date.. Chartered banknotes are a whole other world that I haven't explored, yet. Edited by twoplustwo
06/09/2014 8:12 pm
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My collection of chartered notes started with getting BMO chartered notes... then it went into trying to get at least one bank that amalgamated into the BMO.... I'm not going to lie... I actually didn't enjoy.. so I sold most of those notes and started on a new little passion of mine... Chartered bank notes with barn animals on them.... It seriously limits me so I don't get as carried away.... (I say that but meanwhile I have a standing bid on a $10 N.S. note from 1935 that for some reason it just spoke to me and I really like)
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One of these days I will buy a 1935 $1.oo note...And I am not really interested to own any older (I don't count shinplasters as a note)..The 25c notes are an oddity to me-I enjoy them,..I have 4 or 5 fine or good 25cent notes..There is different letters on bill front to collect here ..(mine are B,J,K, not sure the others)The higher 1935 denom. notes I would say are out of my price range..  two Plus I like to hear what others collect.. Edited by persistnt
06/10/2014 12:35 am
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Personally, I would like to own $1, $2 and $5 1935 notes in both the English and French versions. So far I have both $1 in VF30. The $2's I have but the French one is not good (rips, tape, etc). The $5 French is at least a VF30 and I will be submitting it along with the chartered banknote at the ANA to PMG for grading. The chartered banknotes I pick up when I see a bargin and honestly, the one that I am referring to above was a bargin - it's in AU or better condition. It's in the mail, and I should have it tomorrow. |
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The question remains.
How do you determine if a chartered banknote is considered to be a "remainder"?
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Posted 06/09/2014 10:16 am
