Canadian $1,000 / $1000 / One Thousand Dollar Bill bank note

$1,000 dollar bill Canada, year: 1954 Good condition overall - slight bend in centre from being folded into wallet - some discolouring along edges - shows some signs of age - some minor imperfections As there are several of these available, the actual bill may not exactly match as pictured. The first 2 images are actual scans of one of the bills. I also have the year 1988 version available for sale in another ad. 100% genuine. Can meet at any banking institution to confirm authenticity. For more information, please contact Norm at (647) 205-9828. Located in Thornhill, near Promenade Shopping Mall. If you are reading this ad, assume that there are still more of these bills available for sale. $1,300 for each bill. Payment in cash, no e-transfer, PayPal, etc. please. Price is firm. According to a report on CTV by Pat Foran: link: https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/have-old-canadian-currency-you-might-want-to-cash-it-in-before-the-end-of-the-year-1.5216263 The good news is that if you own any of these bills you can always redeem them with the Bank of Canada for their full value. “One thing that's really important for Canadians to know is that the bank notes will not lose their value as the Bank of Canada will continue to honour them." Older bills are also popular with collectors so even if you don't cash them in with the Bank of Canada they'll be worth their face value and possibly much more. According to the Bank of Canada: link: https://www.bankofcanada.ca/banknotes/upcoming-changes-to-legal-tender-status-for-older-bank-notes/ These bank notes will not lose their face value. If you have any of them, you will still be able to take them to your financial institution or send them to the Bank of Canada to redeem their value. Some bank notes, especially the rare ones, are worth more than the number on their face to collectors. According to Global news: link: https://globalnews.ca/news/7475928/uncommon-bills-legal-tender-status-2021/ According to the Toronto Sun: link: https://torontosun.com/news/national/clock-ticking-on-old-canadian-banknotes-legal-tender-status The $1,000 bills printed in 1935, 1937 and 1954 would be worth more, given their low print runs.