Blank back one dollars bills in sequential order

I owned a bar 25 years ago. Received a stack of new one dollar bills from the bank. Found 7 sequential with blank backs. Any thoughts on the value? I also have some sequential bills from the same stack that are not blank on back. I have them in a safe deposit box and therefore I can't post photos right now. Tod. (my first time on this site)

 

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Welcome to Coin Talk @Tod Brown.

A missing first print, blank back, was a popular error back in the 70's and 80's.
I would recommend to have them authenticated by a TPG. Some error note collectors want to see authentication because of all the fakes. I bought a blank back note several years back for $200, and I hear they are going for more now. Are your notes uncirculated ?

 

I think the value also goes up dramatically when you offer them as a lot - it's very very uncommon to find seven of such in a sequence.

 

I have been collecting US Paper a VERY-LONG time (1963) and this is the first report of this kind to my knowledge. Have them certified!

 

Yes. They are more than worth the cost.

 

I got the notes directly from a bank, newly wrapped. They are uncirculated.

 

Yes, uncirculated.

 

How do I get them certified?

 

Thanks

 

Go to a BIG coin show and there will be tables with companies that Certify notes.

 

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I just went to my bank. I actually have 3 sequential blanks. I thought I had more.

 

I have 3 sequential, not 7. My bad. It has been years since I looked at them.

 

Thanks for the photos Tod.

Hard to tell, but they may have been semi-folded or handled at one time.

 

I think one was semi-folded, by me. I found them when i was mixing my New Ones, with Old Ones so my bartenders didn't give them away because of sticking together.

 

Found this $20 misprint also.

 

Any idea what they typically charge?

 

If you have graded at a show, I would guess a minimum of $40 each, maybe more.

 

Thanks.

 

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