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Does CCCS do error notes? They do error coins and regular banknotes, it's not much of a stretch to think they might do this.
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BCS does not certify error notes So.. Canadian-Banknotes, who should MrGates send his note to? |
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CCCS DOES certify banknotes and they are the Canadian leaders in certifying varieties (on coinage anyway). I see no reason why Louis wouldn't do notes as well Do they certify errors though? I didn't think they did, however I don't use CCCS for grading my notes. I think PMG will grade error notes, although many Canadian bank note collectors (including myself) think they are way to generous with their grading. |
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Unfortunately, considering the condition of your note, I really doubt the premium would be anywhere close to what the note shown in the auction listing is priced at.
While the catalog value of a note with a missing serial number is $700 UNC, if you find a buyer who wants to take a chance with yours, might pay $50. A lot of notes were faked, so much so that a comment appears in the Charlton price guide.
I hope I'm wrong but the only way to get it confirmed is to have it authenticated and getting it slabbed might cost you more than the note is worth. Have a couple of local dealers or collectors look at it for you before forking out any cash.
Good luck, I hope it's the real deal.
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Thanks, is it safe to send such a potentially valuable item over the mail? They sent the Hope Diamond by registered mail. |
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Police often transport human remains by registered mail.
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Police often transport human remains by registered mail. Sure, but if anyone else tries it, they bombard you with all kinds of questions.....sheeesh.... |
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That $2 dollar bill with no serial number sold for over 600 bucks on ebay. Crazy |
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GUYS! PLEASE! >:O
that is not a error bill, it is a commemorative bill of the 100th anniversary of canadian confederation!!
this bill is worth 3$CDN in Unc. and 5$CDN in BU.............. there are 2 different one dollar bills issued in 1967 there is the one WITH a serial number (eg. e/f99999999 idk how much number) which is 4$CDN in unc and 6$CDN in BU and there is the one you have which I stated the prices above :D helps?
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GUYS! PLEASE! >:O
that is not a error bill, it is a commemorative bill of the 100th anniversary of canadian confederation!
this bill is worth 3$CDN in Unc. and 5$CDN in BU.............. there are 2 different one dollar bills issued in 1967 there is the one WITH a serial number (eg. e/f99999999 idk how much number) which is 4$CDN in unc and 6$CDN in BU and there is the one you have which I stated the prices above :D helps? I think you missed one of the most important parts of the OP's original question. Quoted Below. Quote:
The bill has no serial number and no red 1867-1967 number where the serial number usually is. We are all aware of the 1867-1967 serial numbered notes, the note that is being discussed literally has no serial number. |
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whoops.... didnt see the NO red 1867-1967..... sorry bout that
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Rest in Peace
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 , 15turtles! |
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