End of an Era...Paper value?

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I had this question in my mind for a while..
As we know, Canada is starting to issue plastic money sometime next year, so does the value of all Canadian paper notes value increase due to it being obsolete?

and what happen when other countries when they have already gone through the changes? Australia?

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Well maybe not all notes...notes which are already rare... an error for example, it would be one of a kind in the world (unless a huge batch found) made on material that longer used. that wouldnt set a higher standard for value?

$1 and $2 retired, but all other domonation are still made of the same material...

In addition to the above comments, I would also like to say that since the full introduction of Australia polymer notes in 1996, many new comers to this hobby concentrate solely on polymer notes. Because of this, certain polymer notes are now even more expensive than those paper notes of the same denomination.

I guess the value of the paper notes is all depend on the supply and demand of any particular notes, regardless to either paper or polymer.

It will be a definitely interesting time that is for sure.  I am working on getting back into the banks come that point in time... hopefully I will have some fruitful data for you all.