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I'm sure some of you may have seen this note. You don't see a great deal of these types of errors from the 1937 Series

BC-25c  Prefix H/E ( changeover )
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An I can check another 1923 $ 1 type off my list with this one.

DC-25g Red Seal
A little better than VF Maybe VF25-30
The scan does not do it justice. It's a cleaner looking note in hand.

Paid $ 98
Book $ 80VF-225EF. So maybe $ 125-150 for this piece



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Lastly another 1923 $ 1
The second easiest type to get

DC-25n

I think this note often sells below book
basically one crease down the middle. Otherwise close to UNC
I call it EF-45 or EF-AU
Again the scan does no justice, it looks nicer

Paid $ 135
Book $ EF $ 185 - AU $ 340

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IMO
Nice notes "bux" no matter what you paid....

Great notes bux,thanks for sharing.Might add that you made some fairly good deals,congrats!

Picked up a PMG Unc 64 English 1935 $5.00 for $3400.Well,actually the wife did.I'da stopped her!lol.

IMO
Nice notes "bux" no matter what you paid....

Thanks James and twoin

Purchased two-yikes 2-1954 *HF B/R $1's for $1000.each.Both consec,and Choice Original Uncirculated,no counting creases,strong embossing,mucho planchettes ect.

Also a 1954 *NX with excellent centering and all the above.Same price,$1000.

A small benefit,and i do mean small , is the fact i will be eating PCD on Al.
Must say,he is great to deal with,known Al many years,perhaps 8,from the old New West days.;

Wife's on the prowl  :-/ (for notes that is ),will keep you posted.

Purchased a DC 22a-i (I think) for $25.00 at a shop in Winnipeg.  Note is nicer than scan and nicer than most of the current Journey 5s in my pocket.  There is writing on the back but it's still a pleasing note.  I would grade it as a G notwithstanding the two tears and the writing.

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Just sold my 1954 $1.00 Uncirculated *V/V for $13,500.
It was open to offers,that was the final selling price.

Just sold my 1954 $1.00 Uncirculated *V/V for $13,500.
It was open to offers,that was the final selling price.

What is the serial number? I'll update the Wiki with the sale price.

The note is in the safety deposit box,the scan of said note is on my computer in Mexico.
I'm leaving again this Saturday,if I do not get the serial # to you beforehand, I will definitely post it from Mexico Brent

(Even my password for the CPMF is in Mexico,I had to use the forgot password so I could post again-sheesh :-? )

At the Coquitlam show this past Sunday I bought 2 Consecutive 1937 Original Unc $100's with the G/T sigs for $2200.00 canadian.

As a side note,Joe announced to all via microphone that he would no longer be running the shows as it had becoame uneconomical as the hotel was upping the rates per table,rising costs ect.He received a round of applause for all his efforts.
Hope the show finds a successor.

My wife recently bought 2 1935 $2.00 notes in Original Uncirculated condition.The notes were consecutive,superb,excellent centering, real trophy notes,given the condition.
I believe she received quite a bargain-$3650 canadian.

Serial number of the 1954 $1.00 *VV Note that I just sold for $13,500 canadian is *V/V 5503999

Regards,Robert.

Forgot to mention,recently bought 2 consecutive *RR 1954 $2's for,I believe,$1800.00
They were advertised by a member here at the Forum.
Notes were/are fantastic!

Say,either I'm the only one buying and selling,or this is one heck of an unpopular thread!

Nothing to hide here,lol!