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Canadian Notes => Bank of Canada Notes => Topic started by: satterleigh on September 28, 2013, 11:36:25 pm

Title: 1971 $10 EEP prefix Lawson-Bouey and Crow-Bouey over 9,000,000
Post by: satterleigh on September 28, 2013, 11:36:25 pm

Lawson-Bouey  EEP  9601819
Crow-Bouey     EEP 9800684

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Title: Re: 1971 $10 EEP prefix Lawson-Bouey and Crow-Bouey over 9,000,000
Post by: satterleigh on October 01, 2013, 11:21:36 pm

Not sure if anyone realizes but in the 25 edition of the Canadian Government Paper Money catalogue it says that there is only 1 know of the Lawson-Bouey over 9 mil. I'm not sure where that one is or the serial #s. Anyone with any info would be appreciated.
Richard

Title: Re: 1971 $10 EEP prefix Lawson-Bouey and Crow-Bouey over 9,000,000
Post by: mmars on October 02, 2013, 12:08:14 am

I assumed that the one Lawson-Bouey EEP over 9 million went up for sale at the February 2013 Toronto auction put on by Moore's Numismatic auctions.  It has serial number EEP 9601812 and was graded by BCS as Unc-62 original.  The sale price was 5 figures.

Now we see a second note with a serial number seven notes away.  Doesn't that seem very interesting?  It does to me, and confirms that old saying that Unc notes don't usually exist in isolation.  It also makes me think that... well, enough thinking for today.  ;)

Title: Re: 1971 $10 EEP prefix Lawson-Bouey and Crow-Bouey over 9,000,000
Post by: satterleigh on October 02, 2013, 01:10:08 am

I have had the note for a long time and just bought the Crow-Bouey then when I looked in the catalogue I noticed the separate price for over 9 mil ;D