Need Help With Determining Value Of 1988 Canadian 100 Dollar Bill.

Will have to see the reverse ( which should always be shown)

Almost forgot
to the CCF

Posted the other side also

This is why you should always post pictures of both sides of any coins or currency.
Without the reverse nobody would have known you had a replacement note.

We need pics of both sides of all notes.
The BJF note is pretty much a face value note.
The BJH note is a changeover and we can't estimate value without seeing the other side.
The AJX replacement appears to have a stain and a counting flick, if it is the clear BPN variety worth about $150, hidden BPN variety would be closer to $300

There is nothing special about the last list of prefixes.
If as you say the are circulated and have creases, then
they are worth $100.00 CDN. No pictures are necessary
It looks like the only winner you have is the replacement note.
All replacement notes have the letter "X" as the third letter of the prefix.

Just noticed, you do have a three digit radar note BJG1741471
that would have a bit of a premium depending on condition

to CCF!

As earlier posters indicated, the better your pictures, the more we can help. Many Canadians have hoarded these $100 notes so the value is entirely dependent on the note's condition. The AJX replacement looks promising.

You could also keep all prefixes from AJN - AJY. These notes all have the Hidden Back Position Number or (H) BPN. If you look at the highlighted area with CANADA in the background, you will notice that there is a small space between the C & A. Right below that space are a number of reeds in the water and a small blank square will appear with a tiny number. If you look at BJF & other BJ_ notes you should see a "clear" square which are more noticeable with a magnifying glass. The printers modified the backplates so these numbers would be easier to see. They should be nearly impossible to see on the AJN- AJY & the best (nearly perfect) notes would be the ones to keep.

Now take a look at the AJX & AJZ to see if the square is missing & the number seems to blend in with the background design (reeds & waterlines). That is what is meant by a Hidden (H) Back Position Number BPN & are the most sought after. You should also check your BJH note to see if it is "clear" or Hidden BPN. In the case of the BJH you want a clear BPN since fewer were produced. Besides the BJG radar, the two BJI9656487 & BJI9659014 may be worth keeping since they're the short end of the change-over with the Knight-Thiessen signatures & there may be collectors who want those.