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I have a banknote starting with EAA. It is a 1 dollar note and the date was 1973. Was wondering if it is a special note or just a common one?

A common note, worth $1.00

Thanks.

coinguy wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 28, 2020 11:35 am

A common note, worth $1.00

How do you know if it a common note
Without knowing the serial number?
The serial number can make it common
Or worth big bucks
I remember someone saying this exact thing to a guy
On another forum where he used his
So called Common five dollar bill
Serial number 8888888 for a pizza slice and
A pop later to find out that his note was worth over $1000 dollars
Before one can determine the value of a
Note one must know other details such as
Prefix and serial numbers (meaning both sets) signature combination condition etc
Never jump to a conclusion without proper information ...
what if the note is a radar a repeater a solid a rotator a birthyear an ascending or descending ladder or even an error...
all increasing its value beyond a common
Note....

Thanks for the more detailed response. I am not a big banknote collector but have had this for 30 years.

The only thing i see is the C in Canada is moved over to the left more than any of the other notes i have looked at. Probably just the serial series has this, but could not find any on line to look at.