Mentioned collecting coins and these were offered to me at a bank. I had to come back the next day to pick them up because they had them stored away. They have been folded but are in good condition. I'm not a bill grader. The 1954 has two neatly written 10's (counting marks I believe).
The last $1000 bills were withdrawn in 2000 I understand, as part of an effort to reduce the use of currency in crime. I've never held a $1000 Canadian bill before.
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$1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
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$1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by JadeDragon » Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:33 pm
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by 68Camaro » Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:40 pm
I cqn see them. Interesting, thanks!
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by JadeDragon » Wed Feb 24, 2016 11:35 pm
The newer one (Birds of Canada series) is EF-VF and worth face or maybe a touch more. http://www.coinsandcanada.com/banknotes ... d_denom=14
The 1954 is a Lawson-Bouey which I believe grades EF (if I'm understanding the scale correctly) and worth maybe $1075-$1150 according to this page. http://www.coinsandcanada.com/banknotes ... d_denom=14
The 1954 is a Lawson-Bouey which I believe grades EF (if I'm understanding the scale correctly) and worth maybe $1075-$1150 according to this page. http://www.coinsandcanada.com/banknotes ... d_denom=14
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by Saabman » Thu Feb 25, 2016 7:12 am
Nice!!! Way too cool!!! Thanks for posting them!
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by pitw » Thu Feb 25, 2016 11:55 am
I sold a bird one last year in that shape for $1500 but it was a replacement note. I can't see your serial numbers.
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by JadeDragon » Fri Feb 26, 2016 3:01 pm
Not star notes - which are more collectible for some reason
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by Chief » Tue Apr 19, 2016 11:47 pm
Pretty cool that you can have 1000 CAD for basically 1000 USD. I really like high-denomination bills. US $500's and $1000's are bills that I'd like to own, but probably never will. 
ETA: But, $500 or $1000 worth on paper isn't anything compared to 25 or 50 toz. of silver. Conflicted, I am.
ETA: But, $500 or $1000 worth on paper isn't anything compared to 25 or 50 toz. of silver. Conflicted, I am.
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Re: $1000 bills - 2 different series - bought for face
by Know Common Cents » Mon Sep 04, 2017 10:07 pm
Well, here we are about 17 months from your initial purchase. At least the falling value of the dollar has made your CDN $ "investment" worth more than it was in US bucks at the time.
I remember the "old" days when the US buck netted about $1.50 CDN. I used to go North of the Michigan/Ontario border to do all my Christmas and back-to-school shopping. Also at that time, we were able to receive at rebate for all Provincial sales tax expense. What a great time to need stuff.
Those bills are exceptionally cool, though.
I remember the "old" days when the US buck netted about $1.50 CDN. I used to go North of the Michigan/Ontario border to do all my Christmas and back-to-school shopping. Also at that time, we were able to receive at rebate for all Provincial sales tax expense. What a great time to need stuff.
Those bills are exceptionally cool, though.
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