It's Missing The 3rd Printing

Here's another recent purchase. No signs of the 3rd Printing. I find it strange that it circulated for awhile looking like this. It has a small stain and lots of folds. At least no creases, teller stamps, writing or tears.

 

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Interesting indeed..

 

Have you looked at it under a microscope? Sometimes people will take chemicals to remove the layers in order to create an "error" note. Blacklight sometimes works too in order to find these dubious errors.

 

No serial numbers. No seal. No signs of a third Printing.

 

Purchased from an extreme reputable dealer that I've done business with for years. They have gone out of their way to take care of me. I've checked but no signs of bleaching.

 

Here is one of mine:

 

Newer and it looks crisp.

 

Hm for like this bill I like it sir...

 

It looks a lot different without the serial numbers and the seal.

 

Good morning sir like how much sir if you don’t mind.. I’m sorry I keep asking...

 

These are on the rare side compared to the other bills I've posted but still well under a hundred. I need to post another bill today.

 

Yep. Happens. Here was mine. Bleached. Returned for refund.

 

I don’t mind I will buy it sir I’m sorry I fall asleep.. thank you

 

Really interesting. First time seeing someone like this. Maybe send it to ANACS?

 

Sorry but not for sale. It's a great error.

 

More likely PCGS

 

That's bizarre. I wonder how it circulated looking like that. I always wonder how severe paper errors manage to get spent, and most importantly, accepted looking rather different than they are supposed to.

 

Some errors I can see them being circulated but not this type of error. It's so obivious. Part of the bill is missing, so to speak.

 

To me, it's like spending and accepting a one-sided coin. It's OBVIOUSLY wrong, so I can't imagine that nobody in so many years set it aside at least as a curiositiy.

If it was a $100, few people can afford to keep one, but a dollar? CMON

 

Yet it has seen circulation. And a bank or business never questioned it?