1974 Canadian 2 Dollars missing Prefix [solved]

Hi, So I have a canadian 2 dollar bill with the Prefix (RY) I cannot add this to the coin page as It says the list of years is complete and has been verified.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note201905.html

Here is my note with the prefix (RY):

I'm not the expert at canadian banknotes so if I have made a mistake please let me know, if not could someone add a new line in the banknote page:

Lawson/Bouey (Prefix: RY)

Thanks

Same problem here too. I have a prefix (AFF) yet I cannot find it in this page nor can I add it.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/contributions/modifier.php?id=201904

Wrong link for previous post, correct one:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note201904.html

Hello,

I'm the referee for Canadian Banknotes.

Banknotes with the Prefix RY are very current and the Prefix doesn't play any big role.
You can sort your note under :


Best regards,
Galor

Quote: "CGeorge"​Same problem here too. I have a prefix (AFF) yet I cannot find it in this page nor can I add it.
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​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/contributions/modifier.php?id=201904
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​Hey,

I answered on your topic too.
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic95267.html

Best regards,
Galor

Thanks, I sorted it under what you said. I'm curious though, what do you mean by the Prefix "RY" is very current? the Canadian 2 Dollar note is from 1974??

Quote: "CGeorge"​Thanks, I sorted it under what you said. I'm curious though, what do you mean by the Prefix "RY" is very current? the Canadian 2 Dollar note is from 1974??

​Hey,

Yes you are right, the banknote is from 1974.
What I mean, is that there has been almost all serial numbers from "RY 0000000" until "RY 9999999". The maximum amount of banknote has been printed out with this "Préfix". So the Prefix RY is commun and note rare. Some of them have probably been destroyed during the manufacturing and been replaced by a * banknote but it represent a very insignificant amount to make the Préfix serie RY rare.

Best regards,
Galor