Another Rare eBay Collector Item

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I saw this set of US $2 banknotes on eBay today.  Each is stamped and postmarked with a different Province of Canada stamp.

It can be yours for the very reasonable Buy It Now price of USD $312.00 or you can wait for this set to appear on the next "The Coin Show with Steve Bromberg".   

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/2-Collectible-Uncirculated-Banknote-with-post-stamps-Provincial-Flags-Canada-/291683842046?ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:CA:1120

Cheesy and gimmicky.   The USPS postal mark is July 4, 2014.   And what does the Canadian stamps have anything to do with $2 American bank note?

And what does the Canadian stamps have anything to do with $2 American bank note?

Yeah and where's the Nunavut one? 

When I opened this thread I was expecting to see the piece of "art", that was listed the other day.

Quite a bargain at $70,000 USD.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Art-by-Hopkins-Painting-World-Bank-Peace-Heart-Gospel-Post-Card-Valentine-Gift-/311547392943?hash=item4889abf3af:g:X6cAAOSw1vlUxV66

Yeah and where's the Nunavut one? 

I checked with the eBay seller and the Nunavut version is available but it's a "special order" item.   :-D

When I opened this thread I was expecting to see the piece of "art", that was listed the other day.

Quite a bargain at $70,000 USD.

Every time I think I see an item that is unbelievably rare...I am again surprised by even something more mind boggling

I am beginning to wonder if I should go through the trash cans at the Sunday school and pull out some of the children's artwork and get it mounted with a few Canadian banknotes....I'm sure I could do a little better in price if anyone would be interested 

When I opened this thread I was expecting to see the piece of "art", that was listed the other day.

Quite a bargain at $70,000 USD.

I think the listing price of the item is directly related to the provenance of the drawings which can be traced back to the artist Pablo Picasso who drew them as a child while vacationing in Nova Scotia.

I think the listing price of the item is directly related to the provenance of the drawings which can be traced back to the artist Pablo Picasso who drew them as a child while vacationing in Nova Scotia.

Unfortunately, this cannot be true, since I know for a fact that Pablo Picasso never visited Nova Scotia 

Unfortunately, this cannot be true, since I know for a fact that Pablo Picasso never visited Nova Scotia 

I would beg to differ.  I can reference a 1975 research paper released shortly after his death titled " The Undocumented Travels of Pablo Picasso and his Missing Childhood Drawings".

There is also a reference to this maritime trip in a track on Kanye West's just released album "The Life of Pablo".

That's cheap compared to a few of the other items the seller has for sale :-D