1954 Devils Faces

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Can someone please tell me how much the price of Devils Face $20 notes In UNC condition have gone up?(with Co-To Signatures)

(Example Charlton 17th Ed. 18th Ed.and the 19th Ed) I already know the 20th Editions price.

If you could tell me a price from an older Charlton Catalogue that would be a big help.


Thanks Kyle

Can someone please tell me how much the price of Devils Face $20 notes In UNC condition have gone up?(with Co-To Signatures)

(Example Charlton 17th Ed. 18th Ed.and the 19th Ed) I already know the 20th Editions price.

If you could tell me a price from an older Charlton Catalogue that would be a big help.


Thanks Kyle

18 th edition  unc  $300
19 th edition  unc  $375
20 th edition  unc  $400  Cunc  $475   GEM UNC $550

and just for interest in the 11th edition $200.00

FRIEDSQUID

Wow big difference

What do you think the 21st Catalogue will be?

Wow big difference

What do you think the 21st Catalogue will be?

More than I can afford

Do you think it will be more than $500?

18 th edition  unc  $300
19 th edition  unc  $375
20 th edition  unc  $400  Cunc  $475   GEM UNC $550

and just for interest in the 11th edition $200.00

FRIEDSQUID

So basically:

2008 = ~ 0.6 Oz gold
2007 = ~ 0.6 Oz gold
2006 = ~ 0.6 Oz gold
1999 = ~ 0.6 Oz gold
1955 = ~ 0.6 Oz gold

hum...

Good thing a new catalogue comes out each year 

What?

I'm glad that I'm not the only member that doesn't understand what AL-bob is trying to say .

LOL.

He started talking about gold 

I'm saying that your Unc $20 Devil face note is worth exactly the same as the day it was issued (about 0.6 oz gold).  I doubt that will change any time soon, in case you're eagerly waiting for the next book to come out.  You're doing very well to break even on most notes. 

Ok?

It's a comparison of the value of a particular note (in this case an UNC DF $20) to the value of gold at the same time.

This is similar to what most companies do with their stock prices. They compare the value of their stock against the TSX index and the relevant index for their business sector. Ideally, they want to outperform the indexes that they are being compared to.

AL-Bob is stating that the value of the UNC DF $20 has seen the same proportional increases in value over time as gold has. The value of the note over the past 53 years has consistently been equal to the value of 0.6oz of gold.

Get it now? I could draw some charts and graphs, but I think a bunch of other forum members would start calling me a geek.

Start? calling you a geek?

Ok I know what he is talking about now thanks.