Canadian Banknotes

A crisp, very good quality circulated 1954 $50 note is worth $80-$90. A mint condition uncirculated one is worth $1000-$1500.
In 2009 the 1954 $50 bill can fetch up towards the $800-$850 mark.
Without tears however can fetch towards $1200-$1350

The Jamaican Dollar is one cent worth of the U.S. Dollar.

If you exchanged one Canadian dollar for US currency, you would receive one US dollar.

The value of a 1979 Canadian 5 dollar bill depends on its grade and the serial number. It could be worth anywhere between 5 and 5,500 US dollars.

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R From past family history. 15 years ago my gradnpas friend was metal detecting and found one. he then sold it that week for 10,000$ cash. It was so much becasue at that time the war was hapening and the army wanted aall the silver so all the guarter dimes and nickels were destoryed for there silver.

At present, one would be worth at least $10 for the silver. For a more specific value, ask about a specific year.

Retail prices range from 10c to $1 depending on condition.

Generally, they're still worth one dollar in Canada, and can be exchanged at face value in any Canadian bank.

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These bank notes can be very valuable depending on condition. Bills in good condition are valued between $35 and $65. Uncirculated bills range in value from $1,900 to $3,400.

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Millions of Canadian one dollar bills were printed in 1937. There are four distinct varieties based on their portraiture. They are generally worth between and couple of dollars to one hundred dollars depending on their condition and rarity.

Assuming it's a coin the same size and brass color as a U.S. dollar, it's worth ... one dollar.

So that it it easier to tell them apart at a glance, minimizing the chance of using too small or too big notes by mistake.

This has happened in various places with notes of too similar color. For instance, the first issuings of the Swedish 20-kronor note was visually very similar to the 100-kronor, leading to large numbers of upset citizens, as they payed with the wrong note without noticing.

The Euro is the currency of the European Union and the Canadian dollar is the currency of Canada. On March 6, 2015, one Euro was equal to $1.37 in Canadian currency. The conversion varies, so to get the latest conversion it's best to use a currency converter, which are available online.

i checked www.ebay.com and it said it was worth: $8.65 or $156.00

As of March 25, 2009, one Canadian dollar would convert to about 29.012 Thai Baht.

The coin is actually made of pure nickel, NOT silver, and it's still worth one Canadian dollar.

Canada no longer issues any notes larger than 100 Canadian Dollars. The Bank of Canada did issue $500 as late as 1935 and $1000 notes until 1987.

These notes can still be cashed at banks for their face values, however they are worth much more to collectors - the 1935 $500 is very rare and used, Very Fine, condition note is worth $70,000. The 1911 $500 is worth $125,000!

Assuming you mean a gold-colored "Loonie" coin that's the same size as a U.S. Sacajawea dollar, it's a regular circulation coin and is worth face value only, 1 Canadian dollar

If it's a larger silver dollar it's a collector's bullion piece worth a premium for its silver content. The 1971 - 1990 are only worth about $10 - $13 each. 1991 through the present range from about $15 - $45 depending on the year.

the 1935 Canadian dollar is a very desirable coin to collectors as it is the first Canadian dollar that was minted for circulation. (the only preceding Canada dollar was the 1911 dollar, but this coin sold at auction for $1,000,000 at auction recently because only 3 were ever made)

if it is in extra fine condition or lower, you can easily find one on ebay for about $30-$40, perhaps more if it is graded and slabbed. if this coin is in AU or better, you could sell it for around $80. if it is in AU or better condition and professionally graded or slabbed, you can get around $100-$150.

more facts:

this coin is slightly rare because just slightly over 400,000 were minted.

this coin is composed of 80% silver and 20% copper, meaning this coin has about .600 try ounces of silver.

this coin wasn't just a normal dollar,it was the silver jubilee of king George the 5th, honoring the 25 year anniversary of his ascension to throne.

i hope this info helps, if you are looking to sell this coin, i recommend you hold onto it. when this coin gets older it gets rarer, along with the rising price of silver, this coin will be worth much more one day.

The value of a 1984 Canadian proof dollar is about $12.