1954 Canadian Notes

The devil's face can be found on the S1.00, $2.00, $5.00, S10.00, $20.00, $50.00 and S100.00 note

Before the government changed the portrait, you could see a face in the hair of the Queen. Which was called "devil's face".

One Digit Solid Radar -

Consisting of only one number

Two Digit Radar - 

Consisting of two numbers

Three Digit Radar -

Consisting of three numbers

4 Digit Radar -

Consisting of four numbers

Ascending Ladder Radar Numbers - 

As example : 4567654

Descending Ladder Radar Numbers -

As example : 5432345

Million/Ten Million Numbered Notes

Low Serial Numbered Notes - 

Notes with serial numbers with less than 1000 are considered low serial numbers. However, serial numbers with less than 100 are in higher demand.

Matching Serial Numbered Sets -

Consisting of sets of notes of different denominations (usually the same issue) and having the same serial number.

Binary Notes -

Consisting of only the digits zero and one in any order. 

Rotator Notes - 

The seven digit serial number remains the same when the note is rotated upside down.

As example :  8960968

Repeater Notes- 

Two Digit Cycle, as example : 2525252

Three Digit Cycle, as example : 3743743

Four Digit Cycle, as example : 8750875

The only authorized 1923 25 Cent note was signed by Hyndman-Saunders and there were 510,000 notes printed.