Thx for the info! I tried it and it's easy to erase the design... The one thing that bothers me is that there are many people out there trying to make a quick buck and collectors should always ask questions if they are not sure before they buy something that may not be exactly what one says it is. ...

any of these still available?

Lightw4re wrote:For Bank Notes like this one, eBay could be the best solution.

I don't see these worth selling on ebay since the cost of listing/selling/paypal/postage etc are unlikely to justify the money you sell it for and in most case you will probably lose money

do you have a picture of the note?

Hello Forum members, I have been collecting Canadian banknotes for over 35 years and am a regular bricker. I specialize in Journey Series security and pre security strip notes as well as polymer. I have available replacement notes, low serial numbers. prefixes, changeovers (both signature and date)....

There is a demand if they are special numbers, changeover signatures, insert or replacement notes

If you or anyone is looking for brand new banknotes in any denomination either singles, consecutive runs, bundles etc just let me know and we can discuss details

Unfortunately this note does not look like a ghost note and most likely a note that has been tampered with.
The ink on the polymer notes can be easily removed with an eraser
This includes the portrait and the larger $50 print
Beware of fakes they are appearing everywhere

BABN stands for British American Bank Note
The BABN does not have anything to do with the value of a note

If anyone has an questions on Journey series replacement or insert notes please let me know
I am familar with both sheet replacements and SNR (single note replacements)