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Mine looks pretty beat up.  I think it's worth.....well.....$1 (Can) under those circumstances.

I'll convert it to a cup of coffee next time I'm in Canada.

When we cleaned out my Mom's stuff when she went into assisted living, she had a few pieces of foreign currency including this Canadian paper dollar which I assumed was worth, well, $1 (Can).

I noticed there was a 'devil's face' version of this $1 bill and thought this might be that variation, and that it's still worth $1 (Can). 

So I might as well spend it, next time I'm in Canada, eh?

Any  opinions?

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1982 World Wide Coins of California and Gothic Coins of Akron, Ohio

2003 Markov Numismatic literature auction.

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I actually don't have a pathological hatred of slabs. My car better not run over the coins, that could be tragic. I was hoping to find an easy method of careful slab opening for coin inspection. If the edge is nothing special, I would be happy to put it all back together and seal it in a slab again... I am not as radical with my methods as you may think, I am a bit of a conservator...

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