Just so the first note graded by legacy, here's what there holder looks like.

Was just browsing around on the bay and saw this note which was graded by legacy
not sure if there in full line production yet but it seems there finally making the
effort

 

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Looks pretty good, a little more info on the note on the front would be helpful
for those not in the know.

 

I have a few beat up MPC's. Is there a way to tell what year they were issued. They were from my father who served in WWII in the Pacific?

 

If you want to find out more about them let me know

 

Thank you. Perhaps when I get them out again.

 

I would offer caution to any collectors considering submitting notes to Legacy Grading. Do your homework and research their track record and which auction houses accept their holders.

 

I know nothing about grading paper but I do know that that mpc is beautiful.

 

http://www.antiquemoney.com/military-payment-certificate-values/

 

You might find this example a little easier on the eyes

 

For anyone with the same question just look for the series number. Go to your search bar and type in "when was series xxx MPC used?" You could also ask where it was used. Instant answers no waiting.

 

From what I have read and heard from others they're making an effort. Will have wait to see.