On September 1^st, Alan sells Barbara a Picasso sketch. Barbara signs a promissory note payable to Alan for $300,000 on November 1st. However, Alan knows that the sketch is a reproduction, not an original. Alan then sells the promissory note to Clarissa for $250,000 on October 1^st. Clarissa does not know that the sketch is not an original. On October 2^nd, Clarissa gives the note to her husband Donald for his birthday. Donald is friends with Alan and knows that the sketch is a reproduction.

1. Is Donald technically a holder in due course? Why or why not?

2. Is Donald entitled to collect on the note from Barbara and, if so, how much? Explain your answer.