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pretty much ANYTHING and EVERYTHING can be counterfeited and copied.   

That is correct.

However how well do these copies hold up to even simple scrutiny is of more interest. At an event sponsored where at a talk was given by BoC rep, they showed some counterfeit notes. They were good counterfeits but anyone with even a little knowledge of the security features and making of the notes could lead anyone to know that they were counterfeits.

I suspect that the $1 note from this same vendor when handled at a show did indicate evidence of something not being right.

The bigger question for the $2 note in my mind would be whether they go to this length to do a simple error or in this case a signature-serial combination that makes such a rare note.

CA_Banknotes had rightly picked up the anomaly of the intaglio/offset being out of register at the same time on the front of the note.

The bigger question for the $2 note in my mind would be whether they go to this length to do a simple error or in this case a signature-serial combination that makes such a rare note.

That's most likely what the intent is, and it worked, the seller got over $700!

Didn't the current owner state that the purchase price was $150 in a previous post on this thread?   

Didn't the current owner state that the purchase price was $150 in a previous post on this thread?   

I do believe that the original poster said he paid $150 for the note but I'm not sure if the note he has is the one that sold on ebay...I believe that was another one, but I may be wrong...I didn't look at the serial numbers

The serial numbers are identical for the $2 EGU note.  Most likely, this seems to be high quality copycats.

Hmm so my spidey senses were right for once. 

Too much of a coincidence with such a bizarre printing screw up which was suspicious enough as it is + a good-over.

LOL, all i can say "some days your the dog and some days  your the hydrant ....Any one want to buy a $2 bill

LOL, all i can say "some days your the dog and some days  your the hydrant ....Any one want to buy a $2 bill

Don't give up on that note so quickly.  I know a numismatic auction house that will take it as a showcase lot for their next auction - Wink wink nudge nudge 

LOL, all i can say "some days your the dog and some days  your the hydrant ....Any one want to buy a $2 bill

for 2 bucks and free shipping

LOL, all i can say "some days your the dog and some days  your the hydrant ....Any one want to buy a $2 bill

Sent you a message.

Returned the seller for refund.

Returned the seller for refund.

will be interesting to see how that goes...now that you are holding a counterfeit note the RCMP should be knocking at your door soon 

will be interesting to see how that goes...now that you are holding a counterfeit note the RCMP should be knocking at your door soon 

Did I miss something?  How is the note counterfeit?  Assuming it is made from two different notes that have been cut and spliced together, it's not really counterfeit as much as it is a Frankenstein note.  Clearly, the note is not "as issued", but I think it is still technically redeemable for face value.

Lol i returned it the the seller on ebay for a full refund.

Lol i returned it the the seller on ebay for a full refund.

congrats....I wonder how fast it will be posted again