I probably cant help with your question , but pretty sure you will get a better chance of a reply if you can give us a picture.

I'm easily confused but I think the bank notes you showed us are still legal tender, they could be used any where to make a purchase. Lots of places may not want to except them but by the law of the land could be made to. Sad that they were turned over to bank and unless a bank employee gets them in...

Not sure what you mean, these notes are all still legal notes , not all paper money as lost legal tender status. you can take them to a bank and deposit them in your account or trade for modern notes. with the writing on some of the notes and poor condition the value over face is not great but some ...

Not sure what your meaning, I'm not aware of a transition in that time frame . Would be interested in pictures or more of a explanation of what you mean. Are you refering to the change in that note from the 2002 issue to the 2006 Issue.

I would say you would do pretty good to get $10 to $15 for that bill. Nice bill , Thanks for showing it to us.

I'm not a expert here but I think you need to take into consideration the JOP counter stamp to value this coin. Maybe a picture of the reverse . but this may be a good learning point to a new collector, You need to learn the grade of a coin yourself and don't believe what others say. I don't buy on ...

Jay , Are you sure you are looking at the EAX note with the correct signature. I think beachcow is close in value with a Crow -Bouey .
A Lawson - Bouey note has a much higher value.

I would agree with Bill, In the pocket of denim Blue Jeans is my guess. Shame as it is a Devils face note as well

As coinguy indicated the next 4x10 sheet printed would all end in 36 then the next in 37, Each of these sheets are stacked one on top of the other untill there are 100 sheets. It is then that the notes are cut into individual notes with a very large cutting machine cutting all 100 sheets at the same...

I hope you get more input on this but here is my idea of the value you might look at. The 25cent Shin plaster in that condition will probaly sell for between $10 and $15 dollars. The 1973 notes are very common but may bring between about $4 each as most often note that stay in Sequence like that are...

in my opinion you should always be able to reclaim face value from the Bank of Canada even after their removal as legal tender and it will always have a collector value higher then face value so if you decide you cant afford to keep it you should try and find a sale for it with a collector rather th...

I have the same problem . Phone only. Must have clicked on something that I shouldn't have at some point.

Not in high end condition but nice notes, Thanks for the Pics.

I hope you get more replies to this question in case I'm wrong but i believe your bank notes will always hold face vale when turned into a Bank , they will no longer be able to be use any where else.

I cant help much with how to go about selling your bank notes but would like to see pictures of your devils face notes.