East Coast thieves make off with 'significant' cash - all in $1, $2 bills

MONCTON, N.B. -- It was the opposite of a big-money theft. Thieves made off with what the RCMP say is a "significant quantity" of Canadian currency -- all in $1 and $2 bills -- from a collectibles store in Moncton, N.B. The bills, which went out of circulation decades ago when they were replaced by loonie and toonie coins, are still legal tender. But such denominations are rarely used, and the stolen notes are now drawing more attention than $100 bills in Moncton. The theft was discovered after