all Right this old brain is starting to wrap my head around it now . Thanks again coinguy.
They don’t really indicate that under the “1 dollar 1969-1975 values and prices “ on this site.

I have seen 1973 $1 notes on auction sites called replacement notes , Some are * notes and some are X notes .
This web sited only indicates * notes as replacement . Can some one explain this to me .

What auction site is used to get the information of value of currencies, or are several site monitored ?????

Just looking for a way to vent!! I don’t mind natural wearing on a coin, most everything I collect is found in circulation. But I sure hate the way coins are being marked up so badly from the coin counting machines

I must add troubadour, are those all from you collection?? I love it!!!!

Thanks for the reply , but wondering more as to how are they made different?? Are the loonies made from different metals ??? are they pressed under different pressure??? is the purpose of them just so the RCM has more product to market????

What is the difference between proof set of Canadian coins and a specimen set of Canadian coins

No it’s not certified , just a $1 bill and that’s the way the owner describes it. Had never seen a bill discribed that way and wondered if there was something I was missing .

On eBay there is a 1937 bill that the owner describes as circulated, treated!
Can anyone tell me what is meant by TREATED???

Truly welcome , I will try a proof read my reply’s better

Ones again thanks for the info coinguy.

So you mean any prefix ending in with a "X" is a replacement no matter the signature? In the bank note section of this site there are Bonin -Thiessen notes with the BRX prefix and then they have a EBX they call a replacement. Then there is all the ARX I think they should have stuck with th...

I'm on a auction site that is selling a canadian 1986 $2 bill Prefix BRX Thiessen - Crow .
They are calling it a replacement Note, is that a replacement like the ( *) replacement notes.
onces again I'm a old confused guy

Thanks for all the info. The only problem is that saying “ your never to old to learn “ I don’t think works in my case information overload for me but I’m sure someone out there will learn from the information you guys provide, I know just reading all the stuff that come out of this site has opened ...

Welcome to the group SMD
Lots of good information to be had here .