Bank of Canada Note Values
Market data for 29,307 Bank of Canada currency listings.
What you'll usually pay
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👉 In short easy summary
The highest value is found in certified notes, specifically Legacy Currency Grading (+400%). Rare types like Devil's Head Notes (+149%) and 1935 issues (+304%) command significant premiums over the 19.99 market median.
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Price by circulated/uncirculated
Why? Prices are relatively stable across conditions, with Circulated notes at 21.12 and Uncirculated at 20.
Price by year
Why? Value varies by rarity, ranging from 11.95 for 1973 notes to 80.73 for 1935 notes.
Price by certification
Why? Professional grading adds significant value, with Legacy Currency Grading at 99.97 compared to 17.5 for uncertified notes.
Price by type
Why? Specialty items like Collections, Lots (59.95) and Devil's Head Notes (49.79) outperform standard Banknotes (18.94).
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Common questions
How much does professional certification affect the price?
Certified notes see a large increase, with BCS graded notes at 91.76 and uncertified notes at 17.5.
Which year of Bank of Canada notes is the most expensive?
Based on the data, 1935 notes have the highest median price at 80.73.
What is the price difference between standard banknotes and polymer notes?
Standard banknotes have a median of 18.94, while polymer notes are higher at 28.45.
How we got these numbers
Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $5–$172, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 16, 2026.