Note that this section is talking about United States notes, which haven't been issued in decades. But the requirements for Federal Reserve notes...
They have indeed been printing a lot of $2 bills lately. The 2017A printings got up to the GB and LC blocks, and the more recent 2021 printings...
Almost certainly neither. I don't think very many collectors care about the COPE vs. LEPE distinction. And if they someday do, the modern print...
Looks like they're LEPE. If they were COPE, the position should be G2, not G4. To figure this sort of thing out, you have to do some math with...
I know nothing, but I think the artist's last name looks like Husson, not Hubbon.
That's a very generous definition. Conventionally, bookends are supposed to have zeroes in the middle, so 64000064 would be a bookend, but not...
Since this note was printed on a 50-subject sheet, the serials were printed on the new-ish LEPE overprinting lines. Those lines apply the...
Brandon Beach was appointed as Treasurer back in March. He hasn't been sworn in yet, because he's a sitting state senator in Georgia, and he has...
Silver certificates this old were only backed by silver dollars. It wasn't until years later that uncoined silver was used to back certificates...
Rather, the paper wrinkled while drying out after the intaglio printing. Remember that before Series 1957 the notes were printed on damp paper....
Some of the earliest Federal currency, in the 1860s and 1870s, used a green "protector" tint on the face side, to thwart photographic...
And the left "2406" is weirdly distorted and in two different shades of red. Looks like the note was washed harshly enough to destroy parts of...
Probably not, actually -- if you look toward the bottom of that article, it points out that while *photocopiers* seem to look for those circles,...
Sunlight will do that. Leave the note face-down in a sunny windowsill for a long time, and this is exactly what you get. There are probably...
They're not "legal tender" anywhere, as states don't have the authority to decide what's legal tender. Merchants can of course choose to accept...
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