10 Dollars 1954 SN: BV 7000000

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What do you guys think this one could be worth? I also have one 1 dollar 1954 serial number n/p 3000000

Thank you

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Hard to believe a note with such a great number has seen so much action! Good luck valuing the bill.

Hahahha tmort!

I really have no idea on how to value this one.... million serial numbers are posted in the Charlton but 7 mill notes not so much...

I honestly have no clue ... but I eagerly await someone to put a value on it b/c my best number stands at $10... $12 if you go by Charlton

Let's hope i get $12 at least.

But thank you for the input I wanted to see from you the guy since I am not best at determining from the catalog yet.

your note is worth more than $12., million number notes include those that start with the numbers from2 upto 9 as well.
$50.+ in my opp. to the right buyer

now that sounds a whole lot better than $12!

Thanks coinboy...  now just curious what if that was 1000000.... would that change things in anyway?

It's an older note and a higher denomination, and that makes it more desirable since it has the special serial number.  The condition holds it back, of course.  If you're going to sell it online, do something about that top edge.  If the paper is folded over to create that indentation, unfold it.  If the paper is missing, well, a really sharp blade could fix it as this note has nice wide margins all around.  With a straight top edge, I see no reason why this note could not fetch $300.

I also have one 1 dollar 1954 serial number n/p 3000000

Thank you

Got a pic?

Million-number notes command a strong premium, though they are not the most popular of the special serial number varieties.

Here are better pictures of the notes and I added a couple more maybe you can help me out.

I have the Carlton 25th Anni. Ed. Catalog, but can't find some prefixes and these million numbers how do you guys determine the price is it somewhere in the book I did not see?

Also the 9299929 is that a radar note?

Thank You

Yep, that is a radar. Also, look onagers 371 and then 365 of the Charlton guide to get info on the million numbered notes.  It suggests the 1954 $10 is $525 in UNC. Infineon condition it is worth 25% of that value and in very good it is worth 15% of that. 
15% is still $75+ which is nice.
I'd love to own a million numbered note. If you are selling and have a price in mind pls let me know.

The $10 bill is up on eBay right now....http://www.ebay.ca/itm/WOW-L-k-CANADA-10-DOLLARS-1954-B-V-7000000-7-MILLION-/330880073555?pt=Paper_Money&hash=item4d09fd3f53&_uhb=1#ht_1201wt_1110

Actually, all those bills are up for auction right now. The seller had agreed to a price with me on the $1 note. he said he would email my an invoice. But then emailed me back a couple days later saying he changed his mind and the bill was so special he wanted to keep it. Well, he kept it for a week.

The seller had agreed to a price with me on the $1 note. he said he would email my an invoice. But then emailed me back a couple days later saying he changed his mind and the bill was so special he wanted to keep it.

The *BM or the 3,000,000?

They're all nice & so incredible that someone found them in circulation (or perhaps bought them- but I suspect these were found).

They had to have been found in circulation by someone at some point. 

Anyhow, the *B/M note sold for a whopping $6.42.

The N/P 3000000 note had been listed at $100 but did not sell.  Now it has multiple bidders.  Ahh, the vagaries of ebay...