1954 & 1967 Bank Of Canada Notes Autographed By Beattie

They can add value. As someone that used to authenticate signatures in my job, these look a little suspect. I would need to see a good example of Beattie's signature (not the printed one on a note) to be able to tell for sure. Not saying they're not the real deal, but I see red flags.

Thanks for your thoughts. I'm torn in between getting it authenticated or not, seems to be a disagreement on if it adds value to the note.

I'm a dealer and a client of mine inherited his dads collection who told
Him he got Beatty to sign these 2 notes along with 10 others I also acquired in the same collection. Everything else is real including gold coins. He was a real collector and had many Victorian halves, key date Canadian coins and Morgan dollars.

So to answer your questions :
-got it from a client who's dad himself got these notes signed from Beatty
-no picture / video of the action
-no coa

I'm going to send 3 notes to get graded and for them to authenticate the autograph. If it is a real autograph and they sell at a premium, I'll get the rest of them authenticated.