2005 Canada 20 Dollars ,8 Bills Consecutives Numbers.

They're BC-64a from a run of 180,000,000 (& looking UNC60 at best) so I can't get too enthusiastic over this run of common twenties. BV is a liberal $25 a piece but I'd be surprised if they'd sell for that (even in a couple years).

"Consecutive" really doesn't mean much these days (in fact, I'd expect & have gotten major discounts on large runs of much tougher prefixes).

Here's an idea: go to a show (or shop) & buy 2 low # notes (#10-99 Journey $5 = $80 each; $10/$20 $85 each) or a 2 digit radar (1954 modified are $120-$140 for the $1-$10; 1969/Birds/Journey & Frontiers much cheaper). A $20 Journey 2 digit books in at a mere $90 (cheap compared to some countries). ebay may have a good deal too. Although the BV is probably a little low on these (you'll likely find them priced higher) they're still a great investment compared to the common stuff (& you'll probably like the number patterns too). You can always haggle with the seller for a lower price (nothing ventured/nothing gained).

Well that answers my question on 9 consecutive $5 notes I have from 2010. Actually I think it's 20 but missing one in between or something. Lol. I'll spend away I guess!

HPR 2939587 all the way to 99. Missing 91,92, 95. Also they're printed 2010 issue of 2006?
I also have 80-83. W.P. Jenkins. Spenders?

-Yup, I'd say so. Not sure what catalogue "TheBurnz" is referring to but mine says they book at $6-$8 depending how pristine UNC they are (210,000,000 printed).