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About LinkBacksToo bad, it was a nice error note that could have been in the hands of someone who truly appreciated it. Hope the door didn't hit him too hard on the way out.
Too bad, it was a nice error note that could have been in the hands of someone who truly appreciated it. Hope the door didn't hit him too hard on the way out.
I would have been very interested in that $2, I have a really nice error frame with 14 different errors but I don't have a deuce... sure would like one to add to my collection. And I don't mind the circulation, that puts the price within reach...
Unfortunately he was using a revolving door. Maybe he should buy some ice with the proceeds of the error note. I'm sorry he doesn't understand the rules nor takes the time to scan them over.Originally Posted by Dr Kegg
He said he read the rules. He also said the rules were stupid. He took his ball and went home crying.
He said in the post, he is going to "WG" to sell his bills.
Too bad he didn't want to stick around for a few more posts to allow him a better chance of giving that bill a good home. I don't have one in my error collection, and as MEC2 said, its condition would make it within my reach.
MEC2, aren't you a WG poster as well? Maybe you can still get it.
What's more passive-aggressive than making a jab at a whole forum worth of people that collect older bills whom you haven't even had the chance to meet yet?
Don't let the door hit you on your way out.
Last edited by tbudwiser; 08-01-2012 at 04:30 PM.
My sentiments exactly.What's more passive-aggressive than making a jab at a whole forum worth of people that collect older bills whom you haven't even had the chance to meet yet?
Don't let the door hit you on your way out.
Some people just can't play by the rules... or don't think they have to...
Last edited by LostDutchman; 08-01-2012 at 05:50 PM.
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In a desperate (and probably vain) attempt to drag this derailment back on to the tracks...
Can someone educate me on what might have been an appropriate ballpark offer for a note such as this, in this condition?
And how much difference would certain changes to condition (say...no tape, or fewer folds) have made?
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Choice Uncirculated $2 mismatched notes can reach upwards of $800. In the condition of the op's note, probably $200-$300.
This note sold for $195 in Sept. 2011 in a Heritage Signature Auction (Longbeach).
I consider this note a better example than the OP's note, and personally wouldn't pay more than $100 to $150 for the OP's note.
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He should have known! ONLY Chuck Norris can slam revolving doors!
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Agreed, $200 is way too much for that note in it's condition. The Heritage note was XF40 PPQ!
Good info, gang. Thanks!
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