It has a run of 320,000 and I just wanted to know if my big fat crease lowers it's value much. I know the pictures are really small, upon request I can take some new ones.
Appears to be a pretty significant center crease if you ask me. Of course it will lower the potential value. How much? Now that is the magic question. That fold could drop it to F to XF depending on how hard it is and if it breaks the paper or not. RickieB
The paper is perfectly crisp. The only thing about it is the darn crease. My friend asked me if I wanted it because he knows I collect these kind of things but he folded it so "it would fit in my wallet" The fold is very "hard" if that's the way to use the term. It bends the mylar slip that I put it in. It only breaks the ink on the front, the back looks fine. Could you please tell me what the price range would be for a note from F - XF condition? I don't have the red book for bank notes. Thanks
Bank Note reporter list it as F ~$9..XF ~ $30..thats what a Dealer would try to sell it for. My point was the "hard" fold cause's a paper break thus the reduced value. Regardless of the note's back, the damage is evident from the face. I would say you might get $15-$18 for it from an Atlanta collector. RickieB
