in the 2004 to 2008 canada bills. is there any particular order to serial number layouts. is there certain three letter start s that are collectable. as i know there are lots of diff start letters. then the number . for example would a serial number starting with AAA then the number be the first ones produced? if collectng bills what letters are more collectable. thanks.help realy needed.hope this makes sense
There are some prefix/serial numbers that are collectible because they could be replacement notes. However, in some cases it's a range of numbers in a prefix series that may be used for replacements. These ranges are studied to determine which numbers are from the normal serial number issue and which are used as replacements. As for collecible prefixes, there really aren't many unless it's a low printing and the notes must be in absolutely perfect condition. Any sign of circulation, bumps, creases, or wear reduces the note to face value only. I'll pm you with some information.
canada notes thanks i appriciate it..if theres anything you collect i can keep and eye out. if i dont collect it my self..how do i know if a note is replacement? thanks again
There's information on the site I sent you which will show you the replacement ranges for each series. I don't collect replacements because I don't search stacks. On the older notes, stars indicated replacements. With the current notes, it's a portion of a run that's dedicated for use as replacements. I collect mainly error notes and Canadian Chartered Bank Notes.
