CPM Forum
Canadian Notes => Bank of Canada Notes => Topic started by: hanmer on February 08, 2010, 07:18:33 pm
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With this issue, I understand that the Osbourne/Towers signature combination is the most desired. This of course means higher prices. Bearing that in mind, what would be the next desired signature combination for the 1937 series?
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I'm sure your Charlton catalogue has the answer. You do have a Charlton catalogue, don't you? Best $20 you'll ever spend.
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As a matter of fact I do. It is a reasonable reference resource, I'm, waiting for the PDF version. However the Charleton catalogue will not give me access to expertise that this board offers. Thank you for your suggestion, but I was looking for something more like, x/y signature combination is generally better than y/z and would be a better choice because of blah, blah and blah.
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I guess I even misunderstood the question because I was thinking to myself "why not just look at the catalogue?".
Anyway, thank you for the clarification. In my personal opinion, both Gordon/Towers and Coyne/Towers are equivalent for the 1937 series. Both have similar quantities printed and both have similar availability (ie: extremely common).
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Thank you for the info Brent. The reasoning for the purchase would dictate the specific 1937 issue to buy.
i.e. osbourne/towers for investment side or gordon/towers coyne/towers to have a nice example
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Do not discredit all G/T or C/T notes, as there are a few prefixes within them that are tough to obtain, and in my option worth the investment.