Rare 1986 Canadian Two Dollar Banknote in specimen condition

This is a 1986 series Canadian two dollar bill featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the front and American robins on the reverse side. The banknote is in specimen condition. The front of your bill features the Thiessen–Crow signature combination, it is a numismatic jackpot. • Why it's rare: The AUH prefix was normally printed with Crow–Bouey signatures. Only a tiny handful of AUH notes were accidentally printed with the newer Thiessen–Crow signatures, making it one of the rarest modern Canadian banknotes. • The Value: Worn, circulated versions of this exact signature/prefix variant start at around $1,800 to $3,000 CAD, while pristine, uncirculated notes have famously fetched between $15,000 and $20,000 CAD at auction