Recent Posts

News: Registration is free here at the CPMF!

Hello. I am new to the forum, so I hope I am asking my question on the correct page. I have 5 x 1967 uncirculated, sequential one-dollar bills. GP 4320100 to 4320104, kept in vinyl covers. I have no experience collecting, so I do not know whether the notes would be considered Very Good or Excellent. Could and would anybody, please, advise me regarding the possible value of these bills? I have attached photos of obverse and reverse. Cheers and Thanks 

I can't find any info on this currency & I'm trying to figure out if it has any value.  This bill is worn but I can't see any staples, pinholes or tears.

Just wondering if there is any update on the SNDB.

Just got a GHZ $50 in change (in Toronto).

Nice error note for sure.  According to the Charlton Standard Catologue of Canadian Government Paper money 2018 edition your note, if uncirculated, would catalogue at $600 if 75% or upto 90% is offset onto the back.  Which it clearly is in that range.   However your note is far from uncirculated, in my opinion its a VF grade with a value about 20% of uncirculated price. Hope this helps, Murray

Actually the Catalogue Value Guide for a VF grade is 40% of Uncirculated so the note could be valued at around CAD $240.

Most likely in November, that is what BoC means when they say “late fall”

I agree, and it will give us something to look forward to in an otherwise dreary month.

Does any one have any ideas on when the new $10 note will be put into circulation?
Bank of canada on the web site says Fall of 2018

Most likely in November, that is what BoC means when they say “late fall”. There will be an announcement 2-3 weeks before the official release.

Does any one have any ideas on when the new $10 note will be put into circulation?
Bank of canada on the web site says Fall of 2018

Nice error note for sure.  According to the Charlton Standard Catologue of Canadian Government Paper money 2018 edition your note, if uncirculated, would catalogue at $600 if 75% or upto 90% is offset onto the back.  Which it clearly is in that range.   However your note is far from uncirculated, in my opinion its a VF grade with a value about 20% of uncirculated price. Hope this helps, Murray 

Bill is circulated but I think will grade well, apparently my great uncle worked in the treasury departmwnt of a transit company and spotted this while counting.  Depending on value, I may have it graded. Thanks for looking.