Hey found this in my change and I have 3 questions Is this an error? What grade is this? What is it worth? Thanks
The book says $15 in XF. Not sure what the grade is. Is the back upside down on the bill? If so worth way more? Where do you see an error? Great find from circulation. The red stamp is post BEP from a bank.
It looks to be a little off center, but not a major error... It is slightly printed, a little off In an okay condition, might be VG-F... Shouldn't be WORTH more than a little over face value
When it is off-centre(unless printed off the sheet) it is less-desirable than one perfectly centred. So basically it would be worth less to a connoisseur. But I guess in that condition it really wouldn't matter. Nice find regardless!:thumb:
Note looks to grade about fine but a partial teller stamp. Absolutely no error value. A keeper but I can't see someone paying more than $10 and that's being generous. Sorry.
No need to be sorry I paid $5.00 for it, lol pulled it out of my change, if its worth $5.50 im happy lol
off center notes are valued differently then coins. If a note is way off center like yours, it actually detracts from the value, as has been said. If the design of the note is cut into, now that is a different story. And the more the note is cut into the design, the more the note climbs in value. Teller stamp and all... a cool grab from circulation. You done good
It's not really an error until you can see part of the adjacent note's design. The margins are designed to allow variability in placement of the printings and cutting. Another tidbit, hold the note up to the light and you'll see the obverse design is smaller than the reverse. This is intentional because they knew how difficult it would be to align the front and back perfectly. So instead, they didn't even bother trying and modified the design to make the misalignment less noticable.
