Whay is the proper name for this erro does it have any value

I found this a few years ago and I'm not sure what to make of it

Wow I should have checked my spelling in the header, any idea how to correct it I tryed
sorry

 

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LOL! Not just in the header..... No way of correcting it now.... it's there for all infinity.

As for the note, wait till the U.S. note collectors wake up to give you a correct analysis of the note and a value. Or scan ebay for something similar.

 

Whay is the proper name for this erro does it have any value


It is called a dollar bill.




J/K

 

Thank you

 

Appears to be a partial face to back offset error. It does have value above face, I just don't deal enough in errors to be able to give an estimate.

 

Thank you that was helpful, I see on ebay they are asking about $40 for this type of error

 

Just remember that eBay's values are often WAY off.


Just check the BIN's for Bust $1/2's.

I am sure that one of our currency experts will be along soon to give a reasonable (read= accurate) value.

 

Steve is right in stating it is a partial face to back offset error. The value of these errors are based on three things : 1) condition of the note, 2) amount of offset on the note, and 3) darkness of the offset.
Based on the scans, your note appears to be about VF-XF condition with a 40% light-colored offset. As for value, I'd say no more than $25 in today's market for error note collectors.

 

Thank you, not a bad return for my $1 investment

 

No problem. Yeah 25x face value isn't bad at all. PM Sent.