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I know this is a coin forum but I got 100 crisp 1967 Canadian $1 notes as a part of a coin lot this weekend.

I notice that some of them have serial numbers and some of them don't.

Can someone please educate me on why that is and if the serial numbered ones have more value.

I see these crisp notes sell for $4+ each on ebay. Is this the value?

Thanks!

http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topi ... _ID=106395

Explains some of it?

Found a little more with prices --https://www.jandm.com/script/getitem.asp?CID=11&PID=151

henrysmedford wrote:Found a little more with prices --https://www.jandm.com/script/getitem.asp?CID=11&PID=151

Thanks for the link.

In fact, the notes without a number were given directly at the Bank, and were not supposed to be put into circulation. Because they were aimed as a keepsake, a lot of them have been retained by a lot of people. My book puts them at a value of 4$ uncirc, as opposed to 6$ for one with serial numbers.

Cheers,

And in real life, they are worth exactly $1.

We see them daily at our store and tell people to spend them or leave them as tips at a restaurant.

fasTT wrote:And in real life, they are worth exactly $1.

We see them daily at our store and tell people to spend them or leave them as tips at a restaurant.

Even in BU crisp condition?

highroller4321 wrote:

fasTT wrote:And in real life, they are worth exactly $1.

We see them daily at our store and tell people to spend them or leave them as tips at a restaurant.

Even in BU crisp condition?

Think of them as Canada's version of Susan B. Anthony

Nickelmeister wrote:

highroller4321 wrote:

fasTT wrote:And in real life, they are worth exactly $1.

We see them daily at our store and tell people to spend them or leave them as tips at a restaurant.

Even in BU crisp condition?

Think of them as Canada's version of Susan B. Anthony

I guess ebay it is than. They seem to sell for $3+ all day long on there.

highroller4321 wrote:I guess ebay it is than. They seem to sell for $3+ all day long on there.

Probably be your best bet.

In my area one can get them in AU and higher for $2-$3. The 1954's and both versions of the Centennial, doesn't matter. Again, just my area, other areas I'm sure will differ.

I personally like the series.

The LCS give me $1.50 for really crisp $1 notes from 67 and before. They wont buy larger denomenations because they say they are harder to sell unless they have the devils face.