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Scoring Old Paper Money from the Bank - Saved some gems from being shredded!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- Every single time I go into my local bank branches, I always ask the same questions:
"Do you have any pennies?"
"Do you have any 50-cent pieces or old dollar coins?"
"Anything strange or unusual?" and,
"Do you have any old paper money?"
Most of the time the answer to any of these questions is "No, sorry, we don't have anything today." Well, this time the answer was, "Yes, we have a bunch - how much do you want?"
Turns out they had $1,015 dollars of it! And I took it all! Let's take a look and see what we got this time!
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Great video! I always enjoy seeing those old Canadian banknotes. Birds of Canada banknotes can still circulate in stores. An old man had a 100 dollars bill 1988 and wanted to buy something at McDonalds. The young employees saw that bill and were very confused. They were looking for their manager. I talked to that old man and asked him if I could have that 100 dollars bill, and I told him that I will give him my modern money. We exchanged it and I paid that old bill for the exact face value. That made my day, and that old man waited less because of me.
Very cool! Everybody wins!! Thanks so much for watching!
My bank never seems to have anything special when I ask... I did score a "scenes of Canada" $20 note a while back though... An older gentleman paid with it at Harvey's and I was behind him in line and asked for it. 😂
The cashier seemed relieved to be rid of it... I think she thought it was fake.
That's too funny - I had the same thing happen once at a store, where the customer in front of me was trying to pay with a $5 bill - it was one without the security strip. She was adamant it was a fake!
I recently found some older bills (Birds of Canada and up) that I had squirrelled away in my childhood piggy bank. So great to learn about them here!
Thanks for watching, Luanne. It's always fun looking through forgotten treasure!
Super nice and very informative James! The plastic money is 1 step away from a totally cashless system, a very sad day for collectors. Congrats on 1K subs!
Thanks for all your support along the way, Greg! I truly hope we don't get to a cashless society! Where's the fun in that!?
Interesting to see a video on Canadian bills, I'd only ever seen a few and nothing so detailed. Thanks James! :D
Thanks, Alrik - I was hoping it would be interesting to folks - the majority of my viewers are not Canadian. For those who are, it might spark a bit of sentimentality, like it did for me!
@@CADRollHunterthose early 2000 paper bills brought back so many memories!
@@theelastmelon I get that same reaction when I view them - particularly those 70s bills from my childhood!
Wow didn’t know I could go to the bank and ask for this as well lol, this only costs face value right? Really like how you organize your notes in the binder, the title page was clever.
Yes, just face value. Now, some banks won't sell it to you, since they're supposed to turn them in (like pennies). But some will - and there's no risk, really. If I don't actually want to keep them, I can just deposit them!
@@CADRollHunter Cheers! Do you have any world (like other countries’) banknotes in your collection?
@@slavi98 I do have a bunch of foreign banknotes that I've acquired over the years - many of them I really don't recall where they came from, truly!
@@CADRollHunter which banks do you have the best luck at? BMO? TD? Scotia?
Very very interesting, thank you very much.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.
Love the video I really do enjoy bank notes! Really enjoying the content and nice work on keeping everything fresh!
I appreciate that - I like to keep it fun and interesting for myself, too!
I like the bank notes too, plus I kinda like them better when they are not mint. I mean it’s better if they are newer; though I prefer them to have lived a little before they are done, or in a collection. More mystique. You wonder about their history, who put that fold in them, this and that sorta thing.
Super informative. Great vid.
Thanks, Devin!
Very cool
Thanks Arther!
Very cool and informative ❤️🔥 Canada had some great looking bills
It's always neat when a new series comes out - I'm quite glad our money hasn't looked the same a hundred years!
nice assortment of paper you hit the jack pot i loved that script note collection VERY INFORMATIVE great collection
Thanks, CWeed! I'm glad you like this video! I'll post anytime I'm able to get any paper from the bank - it doesn't happen very often.
Great video
Thanks! I appreciate it!
@@CADRollHunter your welcome
I live in the states but I love Canadian money!!!
Nice banknote video. I'll start asking for old notes too, now....
Definitely! I'd love to see what you're able to get! I'm still waiting on getting some 1954 bills - that would be awesome! And it's great when they have 1s and 2s, because you can get a lot to look through without putting up a lot of cash!
This was a really good video. I love the Canadian currency...
I thought this might be a fun one for folks to see some Canadian currency through the years.
the 5 dollars BC67b and BC67b-i have different print dates 2009 2010 good to have one of each, i enjoy waching your vidios.
Thanks so much - I'm glad your enjoying them!
Very Nice paper monnaie collection
Thanks so much!
Even in the 50s our money had the same amount of color as compared to American money today if not more.
That's for sure!
When you said you rescued some bills I thought you might be looking to find them new homes!😂
Are you looking to adopt?! lol!!
@@CADRollHunter DEFINITELY!🤗
Very nice presentation, informative, showing the differences and printings... However, saying "this note isn't in great condition", as you find your picks, give an opinion from your point of view the grade of your notes.
Thanks! I'm not very versed in banknote grading!
That Journey series 5 looks like it's a 'white star' variety with white dots on the blade of the hockey stick. It's a minor issue and not considered an error, and doesn't add value, but it's interesting nonetheless! Check pg 323 of your catalogue.
Dan - great eye! Yes, you are right. It's one of the affected HP prefix notes. I had forgotten entirely about that variety! I had to take the note out to have a look. It's very hard to see, even under magnification. The one variety I do remember to check in that series is the $10 note without the dot/circle, which is much easier to spot!
Love these videos. Are you on TikTok? I feel like these would be nice videos for there too. Thanks for all the cool contents.
Austin - I haven't made the leap to TikTok just yet... some day maybe?
@@CADRollHunter you could take these videos and cut them up into 5-8 small videos and it would be bomb. I enjoy these a ton too though so either way it’s great content :)
@@asmuszko Something to think about for sure!
The Philippines is going to plastic money too. I heard that they're not allowed to fold it.
Apparently there was some uproar over whether or not folded bills would still be considered legal tender! I think it was a bit of a stretch over what would be considered a mutilated bill!
I got a 10 dollar bill that was paper in Canada and it was 2 months ago
Nice! Always cool when you can find some old paper money!
What a great haul. What did you use to make the stickers on your currency holders?
I use Avery 8927 printer labels. They're just the right size and print off really nicely.
Hey sir can you tell me if the old banknotes Is still valid to Canada like the journey series in 2001 to 2011 til now 2023?
Yes, you can still use them, but some retailers may not accept them. the banks certainly will, but when they collect them, they don't redistribute them again.
I'd love to chat with you about a $1 bank note I have I can't seem to find info on the specific serial number and was wondering of you could help me out! Thank you,
Brandon
Brandon - for sure. You can email me at CADRollHunter@gmail.com. Send me a pic and we'll see what you've got!
May I know if the branch you visited is located in downtown or around the suburbs? I usually pay a visit at bank branches situated downtown or exchange bureau whenever I visit a country but there's no luck 😅
I do both to try to get a mix of coins.
I see... Good stuff there buddy~ Happy hunting!
when will the giveaway will happen
I'll be doing the giveaway this week. Video will be posted soon!!
@@CADRollHunter ok thanks for letting me know
You don’t have 1000 bills there the pinkies from devils head series and the bird of Canada series
No, and I'm not sure that I'd buy them if they did have them. That's a huge expense!!
12:35 Would you believe me if I told you I once scored one of those older $10 bills (in circulated condition, mind you) for just US$1 at a coin shop down here?
Wow - that's crazy. Great pick-up!
I don't collect any Canadian bills. The problem for me is that it gets expensive real quick even if you get them at face value, especially the $50 and $100 bills.
Are you going to get a $1000 bill? 😁
Well, isn't that the truth! If I do a coin roll hunter and keep 20 nickels, it only costs me a dollar. I might have kept 20 bills from that video - and it probably cost me almost $500!! Can't be doing the every day!
I'd love to have a $1000 bill in my collection - just not sure I want to spend the money. I'd love a 1954 series!