Paper Money: New Acquisitions

You know, I never focused on it before....kinda focused on Pres. Grant....it IS a nice photo.

 

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It,s nice one for sure ! the lime green color really shoots out at you
58PPQ looks unc. to me

 

It is a Light Green Seal and says so on the label. LGS = Light Green Seal.

 

Like we've talked about, you get some PMG 40-58 graded notes that APPEAR nicer at 1st glance than some of your notes in the low-60's.

It's upon closer examination that you might find a slight fold or crease or other defect in the paper. Somebody here showed a bill lit at an angle and it showed like 10-12 wrinkles that you didn't see with light straight-on.

 

I think my brain is fried from the market volatility and the Super Bowl.

Thanks, Endeavor !

 

I really like the 50 - 58 grade as i said before very few issues on the surface and great eye appeal

 

For the money -- assuming money is an issue -- it might be the best bang for the buck.

If you can pay up for PMG 64 or 65 (66 ?) bills that look nice margin-wise, then you can bypass the terrible margins you often see on low-60's notes.

 

2017 $1 Radar: 6334....4336. Superb Gem Quality....you can pick these up for $30 or so. I notice that lately Heritage is pairing up modern Radar and Repeaters for sale together.

For you newcomers to paper/currency collecting, HA does have some affordable and inexpensive nice modern bills with some unique serial numbers.

 

Nice addition @GoldFinger1969 .
A bunch being sold here on the BST. https://www.papermoneyforum.com/post/frns-for-sale-10412480?pid=1310671322

 

Thanks Steve...was not aware of that site before.

 

I was recently gifted this huge 1914 Russia 100 Rubles note. It's in poor condition but it was free and still cool to add to the collection.

 

$2017 $1 Repeater: Here's the other bill that came with the radar. 6334....6334. The 2 bills must have been produced in close proximity to one another and immediately grabbed/stored, but this bill "only" scored a 67.

 

1910 (not 1914)

 

Just arrived today. An Fr.2306 in midgrade condition with original paper and no distractions. This note was the first place prize in a monthly contest on a different forum. I am blessed.

 

No formal grade, Steve ?

Nice high serial number.

 

Nice prize Steve. And the price was right. LOL

 

I think they should switch around the 64 and 65 grade, as the 65,s are allot
less desirable.

 

$1970 MPC: I picked this up when I got outbid on a 1968 that had a nice-looking woman on the front. Still teed off I lost out, but you have to be disciplined. There will be more to bid on.

 

Consecutive 1952 Paraguay 1 Guarani
Printer: Thomas De La Rue & Company (TDLR)

 

Where did you find bills from Paraguay, End ?

I saw 1 or 2 dealers at FUN selling currencies from South American countries.