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Old 01-01-2009, 09:06 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Browsing the FUN Show Auction for Paper Money
WOW!!! Is all I can say when looking at the Heritage Fun Show Auction of Notes!! Talk about notes coming out of the wood work!!

I could spend 40-50K just on notes that I am tracking to get a handle on current value only!
Have any of you looked at this yet! I wish I could go, but I am tied up with Clients at the moment...

Take a look if you want to spend some quality time going through a plethra of Top Quality Notes!



I am noticing a Trend in Small Size FRN's especially from the Series 1928 and 1934 taking off! The Stars are almost out of reach in AU and higher!!


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It made me so sad looking through the that catalog I went into a dark room and curled up into a little ball.
It'll be interesting to see if some of the reserves on the more robust notes are met given the current economic climate.
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Are the prices on the FRN small notes one dollar notes or all denominations?
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Are the prices on the FRN small notes one dollar notes or all denominations?
tdec... I am personally tracking Small Size notes from $5 up to the $1000 denomination...and of course some of the Large Size..LOL
Man these are expensive!!


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It made me so sad looking through the that catalog I went into a dark room and curled up into a little ball.
It'll be interesting to see if some of the reserves on the more robust notes are met given the current economic climate.
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You have got that right! I can not beleive the price increases in notes in General!


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I did look at what I will not now buy, and RickieB, I think you will know why. In fact I am looking forward to selling my voluminous collections of assorted materiel over the next few months. The letting has begun already with some 19th century coin sales.
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I did look at what I will not now buy, and RickieB, I think you will know why. In fact I am looking forward to selling my voluminous collections of assorted materiel over the next few months. The letting has begun already with some 19th century coin sales.
Indeed I know why...I commend you for your dedication to make the life of others more rewarding! I hope I can convince my better half to see it that way one day as well...very touchy subject to say the least...

God Bless SM and a Happy and Healthy New Year to you and yours!

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