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Special => Insert & Replacement Notes => Topic started by: polarbear on June 26, 2007, 04:19:33 pm

Title: HOH 7.060-7.100
Post by: polarbear on June 26, 2007, 04:19:33 pm

Hi Forum

I was just looking through the wiki site and was wondering how many HOH 7.060-7.100 were around.  I have not heard too much about it.  If I am not mistaken, these came out very late  and was not in the  last book. 

Does anyone know what the trends are to this insert?  Thanks

Cheers

Polarbear

Title: Re: HOH 7.060-7.100
Post by: blumax on July 05, 2007, 05:01:55 pm

Does anyone have any background on the HOH 7.010 replacements?  The only HOH info on the CPMF seems to be related to 9M and above.  Thanks.

blumax

Title: Re: HOH 7.060-7.100
Post by: X-Savior on July 11, 2007, 02:42:33 pm

Anybody notice the price on these replacement in the 20th Edition?

I almost couldn't stop laughing when I saw they were priced at $150 UNC....  :o  ::)

Does anyone know WHY this is? This even when the book was being put together it was well known these notes were worth far more then this.  :-\

Title: Re: HOH 7.060-7.100
Post by: canada-banknotes on July 11, 2007, 05:14:16 pm

No market value has been established on this range of notes as none have been sold publicly on eBay,
public auction or dealer's table.  I am sure the catalogue price will be adjusted when there is a verifiable
sale of a note in this range.

The BEL entered the catalogue for the first time last year, as a separate line item, at a price of $400 in UNC.
Soon after this several sold on eBay for close to $800 in UNC and this years catalogue price was adjusted
accordingly.

It should be understood that the Charlton catalogue is only a "guide" for pricing of Canadian paper money.
Supply and demand will still be the true valuator of scarce notes.  The HOG 9.920M replacement was listed
in last years book at $100 in UNC.  In August 2006, shortly after the release of the catalogue, two were
offered on eBay in UNC and they sold for US $280 and US $212 respectively.  That was only a month after
the release of the new catalogue.  The note is listed at $225 in the new book in GUnc and I didn't hesitate
to purchase one recently for $500.

Astute Journey collectors will always know the true market value of a note regardless of the price listed
in the catalogue.

...Arthur

Title: Re: HOH 7.060-7.100
Post by: X-Savior on July 11, 2007, 05:35:44 pm

You make a very good point Arthur!

I can see where the logic comes from.

Over time we will see these notes be reflected accordingly.  :)