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Rotator Flipper Pricing

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 Posted 11/14/2010  09:03 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Ceylon62 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
What's the general premium above face do Canadian collectors pay for CHCU $1 and $5 notes?

Example SN -- 6809 6089 and 6809 9086

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Hello,

Only the first note (68096089) is a rotator. The value is listed in the 2010 Charlton Paper Money Catalogue at $130 for a $5 note. (Rotators are not listed under the $5 denomination.)

The other note (68099086) is just a 4 digit radar and is listed at $15 for the $5 note.


EDIT: I forgot to mention these are for Canadian Prices. Although I would think U.S notes are roughly the same price.

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11/15/2010 12:04 pm
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The 6809 9086 flipped over is 9806 6089. So it does not count as it's not a rotator?

What about something like 9000 0006 OR 8000 0008?

I am just trying figure out the combos on the SN's that have or do not have a rotator / flipper premium.

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The 6809 9086 flipped over is 9806 6089. So it does not count as it's not a rotator?

Nope, because when not flipped it 98066089 and flipped its 68099086 It would have to be the same serial number when flipped.

It would be a rotator if it was 98069086.


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What about something like 90000006 OR 80000008?


Two perfect examples of rotators!


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I am just trying figure out the combos on the SN's that have or do not have a rotator / flipper premium.


Some other examples are:

(Note: These are not all of the possible rotators)

69900669
89600968
88600988
68688989
88800888
88888888
99900666
99996666
etc.
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So to summarize "regular flippers" would have the radar premium so to say.

Also on a rotator does the leading zero affect the value meaning first and last digit are zeros. Thanks
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Also on a rotator does the leading zero affect the value meaning first and last digit are zeros. Thanks


Sorry Ceylon62, I am not quite sure what you mean.
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I am not quite sure what you mean


Leading and ending zero's

0896 9680
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It doesn't affect value.
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Thanks for all info and taking the time to reply.
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it was no problem
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