Since all of the $5 IN_ prefix is all used now. I wonder what is the next prefix for the 5 dollar bill, I would like to hear your thoughts about it.

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Since all of the $5 IN_ prefix is all used now. I wonder what is the next prefix for the 5 dollar bill, I would like to hear your thoughts about it.

this variety is reported in the catalogue at page 283

Please tell me what the book says?

Hi Dean,
I hope you will found somethigs intersting in your 1$ 1973!
I bought a lot of 2$ 1986 and you it's 1$ 1973 haha!
It's the only way to found information.

Claude

Hi whitenite,
Yes this variety is repoted in the catalogue at page 283,but for now it have a little quantity and it's hard to figure out the range???I also have more information about large''B'' with 2$ 1986 but I will wait to have more information in the futur.For now I have a lot but I want more.
Thank you.

Claude

Hi Claude,

Thanks for the post, your English is getting better, I wish that I could write in French as well as you write in English.

I will let you know if I decide to sell the small B $1 banknotes.  I have 1 small BCP, 2 small BCT's (sequential numbers) and now the BFG. 

We need to get this information into the Charlton Catalogue as there could be more floating around.

Merci, Whitenite

From the bank machine, I managed to get an INK prefix $5 and an FFN prefix $10…take a look at these curious lines on the back of the note; they do not appear on the face of the note.  I do not think that these lines are scratches…Opinions are welcome!

Enjoy!
Dean

It may be a scratch based on my observations but I may be wrong as I gotten bills like these with those line on the bills which I suspect may be caused by the ATM machine when withdrawing or even the scratch may have happened at the one of the Bank of Canada’s facility packaging banknotes. I’m a new collector so I may be partially wrong but that’s my guess for how those lines got there

November 19th:  Pre postal strike pickup!

I received two packages on the eve of the postal strike…

I bought 600 circulated 1973 $1s to look through.  The seller gave me this 1954 $1 for free…”Quebec Libre” in black sharpie…

The other package contained a partial set of 1954 notes that I bought because of the date stamp on the $20 note…June 11 1971.

Stay tuned for updates on the bundles of $1s!
Enjoy!
Dean

November 19th finds:

I went to a couple of banks that I hadn’t visited in awhile.

The first bank had a single birds $100 for me and a few loose commemorative coins and some pennies.

The second bank had lots of paper money including a couple of $1s and $2s, birds and journey $5s and $10s and a multicolour $10.  The best note in this lot has to be the FEV prefix replacement note.
Also interesting are the two journey $10s…100 notes apart and another “777” note for my collection.

From the bank machine, I managed to get an INK prefix $5 and an FFN prefix $10…take a look at these curious lines on the back of the note; they do not appear on the face of the note.  I do not think that these lines are scratches…Opinions are welcome!

Enjoy!
Dean

Hi,
It's a beautifull 2$ large ''B'' both side you got Dean.For now(all information I have) at 1153615 to 1357874 they are both large ''B'' and at 1363805 it's one large ''B'' on the right side.Some of those notes I have but also some I do not have.In futur with all large''B'' I have I will look at the front and back plate number maybe found something intersting  ??I'm happy for you and thank you Dean for the information.

Claude

Hi Claude,

The position numbers on this BGJ $2 are 85/84