Greysheet is for coins. Greensheet is for paper money.
Send ‘em to me. I’ll improve their looks, put them in currency sleeves and send ‘em back to you.
Common, circulated $2 LTs. In their condition, they’re worth face value. It’s OK to unfold the corners. Stick ‘em in some currency sleeves to keep...
Interesting. Personally, I wouldn’t give you anything above face for it.
Not all of the repos have the word “Facsimile” printed on them.
Definitely a reproduction. Check it out for yourself - http://www.crutchwilliams.com/BogusCSA_RoTx.html
I’m hoping the OP knows that the word Trinary is merely a hype word typically used on eBay to describe a note with nothing else going for it....
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The leading authority on the subject is Grover Criswell. Find his book by googling his name followed by the words, Confederate Currency. Here’s a...
I agree with @paddyman98. Notes are distributed in packs with consecutive serial numbers. It’s perfectly normal for new notes to be consecutive.
Have you checked for the security strip and a watermark ?
It might be the flexibility of the paper versus the rigidity of the metal planchettes.
It looks a lot like Justice Edward White
Provide a photo of the note with side lighting, like this. [ATTACH]
Cool find but from a run of almost 2M notes. If it was uncirculated, I’d keep it. Otherwise, in its condition it will probably never be worth more...
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