Comments on: does a 1954 CDN currency with “will pay to bearer on demand” printed on it have more worth than face value? http://dwarfprinting.com/135/does-a-1954-cdn-currency-with-will-pay-to-bearer-on-demand-printed-on-it-have-more-worth-than-face-value/ Big Printing For Little Companies Sun, 12 Feb 2012 09:45:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: silverpet http://dwarfprinting.com/135/does-a-1954-cdn-currency-with-will-pay-to-bearer-on-demand-printed-on-it-have-more-worth-than-face-value/comment-page-1/#comment-367 silverpet Sun, 28 Jun 2009 13:53:16 +0000 http://dwarfprinting.com/135/does-a-1954-cdn-currency-with-will-pay-to-bearer-on-demand-printed-on-it-have-more-worth-than-face-value/#comment-367 I need to know the denomination on the paper money before I can tell you the value estimate. If the paper money has been badly mutilated or too worn, then it's worth the face. If it's in average circulated, it carries a small premium over face. Nice circulated condition is around 4 to 5 times face in general. But all of these can't be accurate without knowing the denomination, and of coz, the condition of the paper money. Update : The single crease puts the note in grade nice EF, with the market value around US$150 to US$160. Any stains or tiny silverfish holes will reduce its value considerably. I need to know the denomination on the paper money before I can tell you the value estimate. If the paper money has been badly mutilated or too worn, then it's worth the face. If it's in average circulated, it carries a small premium over face. Nice circulated condition is around 4 to 5 times face in general. But all of these can't be accurate without knowing the denomination, and of coz, the condition of the paper money.

Update : The single crease puts the note in grade nice EF, with the market value around US$150 to US$160. Any stains or tiny silverfish holes will reduce its value considerably.

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