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General => General Forum Comments => Topic started by: 1971HemiCuda on May 28, 2008, 03:53:54 pm
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There is a 1954 $50 Note on Ebay, currently at $200.00. But it is in Hong Kong....
Is ok to buy Canadian notes from other countries?
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Sorry,
I forgot to post the item number!
Here it is : 130225499694
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I have purchased several notes from Hong Kong and some of them came in under graded which I was pleasantly surprised. I am unaware of their grading standard but from past experience it was positive. If purchasing the note from eBay I would suggest using Paypal and there should be no problems. Give extra time for shipments to arrive and make sure the shipping cost is not too high.
As cautionary advice you may want to check the authenticity of Canadian notes coming from western European countries. Many fake specimens from the 1937 set originated from there. I have also dealt with numerous people claiming to have high end notes from 1935 Bank of Canada or Dominion of Canada for dirt cheap. Once the serial were verified it was proven that these notes were non existing.
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Hey Hemi;
I figured you might want to hear form other forum members too, which may help in your decision making.
I have also purchased notes and other stuff form Hong Kong and have had no problems at all. Of course if the item is a replacement notes or such, I would check to see if the serial number falls within the established range. As kid_kc79 said, you have to realize that the time frame for receiving the merchandise may be a little bit longer, so don't panic if it takes more than a week. Each year I send postcards from the Cayman Islands and it takes at least 2 1/2 weeks before they arrive in Canada.
Also, check their feedback and if you want click on some of the buyers to see where the eBayer has shipped.
Hope this helps.
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He sold the note B/H1386622 (sold 152.50$) to a guy from Canada, auction end May 18th, and positive feedback already been left yesterday, so shipping was also quick.
Serge