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polarbear
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« on: July 11, 2006, 02:57:50 am »

Ok here we go.  Just found a 1964 Standard Catalogue of Canadian Coins, tokens and Paper money(12th) edition that my father had.  Let's test out some trivia.... Heck this book is in Unc. Wish I had some of the notes in unc.  Ha Ha....

Question 1.  
How much was a 1935 King George V Bank of Canada first issue valued at  in Unc?  English text(BC-1)

Question 2.
Osborne-Towers $50 bill (BC-26a) valued at in Unc?

Guesses welcomed and the answers will be given Tomorrow.

Happy guessing

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« Reply #1 on: July 11, 2006, 10:16:39 pm »

For Question 1: $5.00
For Question 2: $200.00

Are you going to tell us what the UNC 1935 French and English $500 notes were going for in 1964, and should we be seated before we read the answer?  Let me guess: $1,000 for the English and $1,500 for the French?  :o

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« Reply #2 on: July 12, 2006, 12:39:12 am »

Ok everyone.  Here are your answers

For the 1935 King George V Bank of Canada first issue valued at  in Unc?  English text(BC-1)

Answer $10.00


Question 2.
Osborne-Towers $50 bill (BC-26a) valued at in Unc?

Answer $70.00

 Wow to just of had a few of those notes then...Hmmm.

Here is another tidbit of info.  The grading in the 1964 book went like this...

VG-Fine-Very fine-Extra fine- Unc.  

Ok for Venga 50 Your question for the 1935 french and enlish note $500 was priced at...
$650 enlish and $650 french.  No difference.

there you go everyone a little trivia for you.

cheers

Polarbear
 
 

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