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Canadian Notes => Early Canadian Notes => Topic started by: elbac on November 04, 2004, 05:11:56 pm
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I have two 1923 25 cent notes. They are in VG+ condition. Each one is probably not worth more than $14.
I want to get a 1900 shinplaster in EF condition for about $90 (my budget limit). Is it worth it?
Which shinplasters do you own or currently want to own? :)
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In my quest to get "one of each" type of note, I have a 1900 and a 1923. Hopefully I can add a 1870 to my collection soon. I even have a space reserved for it!
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I recently found a 1900 version shinplaster amongst some old stamps that my father collected. I am more familiar with coin grading than with paper money so I am not sure how to describe the condition.
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Dubya, have a look at the posts in the "What's it Worth" section. There are instructions there on how to grade. http://www.cdnpapermoney.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=Worth
Also:
http://www.cdnpapermoney.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=Terms
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Wish I could help ya, elbac. I had a 1900 Boville shinplaster in textbook EF (i.e. not a hyped-up VF) up until a couple of months ago. Sold it for book value, $90, and the owner is happy. 2 bad :(
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It's no problem pat boone.
Just last week I managed to get a 1900 Boville Shinplaster in AU condition for $125. ;D
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I have a 1923 repeater 25 cent note and a 1923 25 cent radar...NOW do you think I can find a reasonably priced REGULAR one.. NO!! :D oh well; show in Oakville this weekend...maybe I will be able to get one there.
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I have one of each, 1870 plain; 1900 Boville; 1923 McCavour-Saunders and 1923 Campbell Clark. They are all in F or less. I've had these notes since 1992.