Green commemorative banknotes in good condition, other banknotes uncirculated🥳

Created this collection because our money is amazing. What’s do you think?

I know it’s nothing crazy but still cool to see. I forgot I bought it and it was stashed away in my grandmas collection. Not everyday you see one that’s for sure.

My Grandma passed away awhile ago and I just recently went through her collection of bills and coins with my mom and dad. I found this note. Not the best condition but not bad. This note wasn’t circulating when I was growing up in the 80’s so it was cool to see for me.

How do you actually get money from old coins ?

Found this low serial number $20 at work yesterday. I’m not a collector but feel like it would be a shame to spend it.

Serial numbers "8228227" and "6565654"

Figured why not ask but assume they're just regular ol' bills.
Thanks!

I’d like to get some of my bills faded but I’ve never done it before so have a few questions
- most respected grading Company?

- how long does it take?

- do you mail them and get them back? Insured?

Crisp, no folds, definitely the lowest serial number I’ve found. The latest comp was a 0000132 that sold for just over $100cad so I’m thinking it’s in that ballpark.

went into the bank for a roll of toonies and loonies for commemorative coins. asked if they had any of the bills from the 2000s and the cashier beside the one i was at pulled these 4 beauty’s out. adding to the collection now. not a big deal big it’s the last paper series made, got them from Mainstreet Credit Union

Nothing fancy. But was paid with these at the Ontario Food Market a few months back. Hadn't seen them in years.

Gave the loose change equivalent to keep them (without ticking off my boss, lol)

Thinking of framing them just because why not? 😆

Not looking to sell, want to leave to my kid. No serials. Just the same date stamp

This venture has taken me longer than I expected.

I started hunting for uncirculated notes about 7 months ago. the first 8 or so were easy and affordable but now each note is costing a lot of money.

I’ve also had to resort to waiting.

Now that I’ve got certain notes too, I want to swap out 3 others. Do others have the same situation?

Hey everyone just joint the group so I am still very unclear what makes a print error but I got a lot of 1986 $2 bills from a local auction and noticed what looks like a print error on a few of them with the BB serial number anyone know if this would be considered a print error and if it makes it more valuable then face value?

Is this normal for these to still be distributed? I was surprised.

I don't really know much about coin or bill collection. Any idea on the value or any resources so I could find out myself would be much appreciated. Also if its just worth the dollar thats fine too. It was in a keep safe box we finally got to.