I would submit that the Charlton Standard Catalogue to Canadian Government Paper Money is a widely recognized and respected publication.

Do you have any details on grade descriptions?
Thanks,
Craig

I can't determine if there are any blemishes. In perfect pristine condition a two-letter prefix note, such as this RD is worth $12-15. No doubt this one carries extra premium because of the low number, although I do not know how much more. Anything else you want to know about the note...or just the ...

My apologies. I missed the insert range BKE 2.475-2.835. That makes much more sense. Sorry about that.
My Charlton 2020 book lists $275 for Choice and $310 for Gem. Trending the wrong way unfortunately.

A radar number is the same read forwards or backwards...like the letters in the word R A D A R. e.g 2334332 or 8760678. A rotator number is the same when the note is right side up or upside down.(Sometimes known as a S W I M S note). For 7 digit numerical serial numbers the middle digit must be a 0 ...

Hi,
Your $100 BKE notes appear to be a common variety. Book value appears to be about $150, which in reality means you may have a tough time finding a buyer above $120...unless I have overlooked something.
Do you mind if I ask why you chose to have those 15 notes graded?

Craig

Hi Vince,
Thanks for sharing. Book value for those F/P notes is $8-10. They are pretty common.
I can't comment on your shinplaster.

Surprise!
It looks like the 1s could be worth even more. Book value says approx $300. You may not be able to sell for that but it's a guideline.

It looks to me like someone has run it through a date stamp machine, or something similar. It's not part of the banknote as printed, therefore no additional value.
Thanks for sharing.

Assuming it is in pristine condition, the signatures and three letter prefix would be useful information.
The common varieties are worth about $150. If your prefix ends in X, then its worth a little more.

This appears to be a stock image from BoC. They commonly use that prefix in artwork images. Am I wrong?

GBELEC you are bang on. It's too bad there is a lot of mis-information, many times coming from bank employees.

Thanks for sharing.
I'm interested in the $10. Have you got a wider angle picture.
Thanks.

Looks like a regular note to me that was on a table when someone was writing with multi-copy paper or something similar. Regular prefix.

Certainly looks unusual. Perhaps a little faded...implying the numbers have been removed. How does the back look?