Have you tried searching eBay?

You can also search this forum too (I believe there's a post from somebody who had one).  I really couldn't tell you as they're totally off my radar (as I only collect issued notes).

I wouldn't stop here either (you can also reach out to other forums which may include:
Coin Community Family's CDN Currency forum:
https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=166

Coinsandcanada Banknote Discussion Board:
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=5

This thread & the notes you've posted brilliantly illustrate why it is so vital (& worthy) to have a few strict collector goals.   So many collectors fret & worry about where their next note is going to come from (& for FV or dirt cheap).  I've been guilty of this myself, so trust me folks I'm not judging anybody: its just often how we fall into this hobby.  Luckily, about 15 years ago, I got a bit disciplined & started to weed out regular issue & started to focus only on special numbers, change-overs & replacements. I could still narrow down my focus some more.

Your "binary" serial number goal is very interesting & I think most of us enjoy the 'eye candy' serials posted.

Keep it going (no pressure!) 

Hi Folks,

Just looking for info on the ten dollar sheets like some pointers to auction results or anything really.

I have a sheet of tens and was wondering what to do with it.

Thanks for any help,

Kyle.

Agreed, glad others enjoy the posts as I enjoy deans finds they always amaze me.

I think Archey and I have one of the most popular posts running, besides Dean's finds.   

FYI:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/203858959249
I accidentally uploaded an R/N prefix for a 1954 $1.00 (I have listed with a BABN Y/Z $1) as part of a lot. The R/Y7262127 (pictured) should be the note for sale (pictured last). I corrected the listing today but unfortunately- it is added as the 3rd set of images. For some ridiculous idiotic reason eBay won't allow me to delete the first image (1 of many reasons I need to find another platform to sell!) GRRR 

Wow that $2 is awesome, congrats

- I agree. I also like the "WE" note plus the AAM0000111. They're shaping up to be some nice binary sets guys!

I was at a Scotiabank branch doing over-the-counter banking (but not for receiving any cash, though), and I found out that the Scotiabank has supposedly invested in secured cash dispensers, and they do dispense $10 bills, unlike with their ATMs.

If I recall, the Scotiabank is likely the last of Canada's big five banking corporations to use such machines, and I am thinking the reason for this change is due to a rash of armed robberies a few years back.  I don't know if TD has $10 bills in their secured cash dispensers, but it's good to hear that Scotiabank still orders $10 bills, so this means that the $10 bill will be around for a while longer.  Of course, maybe Scotiabank has $10 bills in their secured cash dispensers for now, but maybe they plan on dropping them once the main commercial branches have depleted their supply.

Another thing I'd like to bring up: with massive inflation in recent weeks due primarily to COVID-19 transitioning to endemic, and the world's economy reopening simultaneously, along with the war in Ukraine, could we possibly see a surge of $10 bills in the coming weeks or months?

Plus the "S" in "DOLLARS" is actually a "D".  Elizabeth II's name is changed to Elizabeth I-I, and the portrait looks more like a male.

Hopefully whoever is responsible for these phony toonies gets a well-deserved prison sentence, though if he gets sentenced, he might seek bail - because nobody wants to be in jail for a long time.

Wow that $2 is awesome, congrats