Canada - 1 Dollar Centennial of Confederation 1967

Need some help with modifying data. Not sure how to go about doing this.

Correct me if wrong.

N#201714

This note is P# 84 with Centennial dates "1867 - 1967" instead of serial number.

My note is P# 84b with regular serial numbers as per http://www.banknote.ws/COLLECTION/countries/AME/CAN/CAN0084.htm

Do I add this in comments?

Thanks for your help.

they are both Pick 84. one is P84a and the other P84b.

It depends on how the referee decides to put them in the inventory.

There are different lines for each but it is not clear they are two separate Pick numbers.

It is a small point but worth looking at for clarity.

Thanks , the referee is very good

The P-84 Centennial data entry for Numista looks fine except for this line:

Both R/O & O/O Prefixes are regular 10,000,000 runs & should not be listed separately (the above line should be deleted).  

Plus P-84a is the common (12,000,000) “1867-1967 Serial number" (not “No serial Number”) & P-84b should be listed 2nd with the short prefixes/replacements that follow.  

There is no Q/O prefix mentioned below “Frequency” (the printers never use Q but will skip the letter) 

Regular prefixes are M/O; N/O; O/O; P/O; R/O & G/P; H/P; I/P; J/P;K/P & L/P. The total for P-84b is 137,000,000 (approx, including the L/O, S/O, F/P & M/P short prefixes).  

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The P-84 Centennial data entry for Numista looks fine except for this line:

Both R/O & O/O Prefixes are regular 10,000,000 runs & should not be listed separately (the above line should be deleted).  

 

Plus P-84a is the common (12,000,000) “1867-1967 Serial number" (not “No serial Number”) & P-84b should be listed 2nd with the short prefixes/replacements that follow.  

 

There is no Q/O prefix mentioned below “Frequency” (the printers never use Q but will skip the letter) 

 

Regular prefixes are M/O; N/O; O/O; P/O; R/O & G/P; H/P; I/P; J/P;K/P & L/P. The total for P-84b is 137,000,000 (approx, including the L/O, S/O, F/P & M/P short prefixes).  

Thanks for the information