Keep it whole. Whole spices, peppercorns and whole leaf herbs [where available] last longer than ground or crushed. If you can, purchase ingredients whole [like nutmeg, cloves, chiles, peppercorns etc.] and crumble, grind, crush, or shave them as needed. Keep it small. Keep it fresh. Rubs and Blends â 1-3 years [depends on the shelf-life of the component ingredients]. More specifically, here are some storage recommendations for some common herbs and spices, measured in years 1  : Allspice: 2 â 3. 2  Anise: whole, 3-4; ground, 2-3.
As of June 2014, the largest Canadian banknote is the $100 bill. In  2011 and on through 2013, Canada began releasing polymer banknotes.
The Treasury insists that there's no need for bills larger than $100. Canada has halted the printing of $500 and $1,000 bills. The $500 bill is in circulation, while the $1,000 has been withdrawn. However, the $500 note has been around since that currency's inception. As for bills of even larger denominations than $1,000, they enjoyed a brief run in American history before being relegated to memory status.