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    Specimen bill

    Oops. Duplicate posting.
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  2. clayirving
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    Specimen bill

    Thanks for the additional information. I can't imagine how much the rollover pair of A99999999A/A00000000A must be worth. I saw a Series 1928C $5...
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  3. clayirving
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    Specimen bill

    See my prior post. I agree with you. :yes:
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  4. clayirving
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    Specimen bill

    A $20 Federal Reserve Note with an "EE" prefix would be a Series 2004. Series 2004 $20 Specimen notes have 23456789 serial numbers. Look at the...
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  5. clayirving
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    Specimen bill

    Early Small Size Specimen notes (Series 1934, for example) had 00000000 serial numbers. Later Specimen notes (Series 1957, for example) had...
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  6. clayirving
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    My First Solid Found In Circulation!!!

    Great find. Congratulations! :thumb:
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  7. clayirving
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    showing some of my collection

    It's signed by Georgia Neese Clark, the first female Treasurer of the United States. There hasn't been a male Treasurer of the United States since...
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  8. clayirving
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    showing some of my collection

    It's a New York Star note worth about twice face value.
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  9. clayirving
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    Specimen bill

    I'll post this view also. [IMG]
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  10. clayirving
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    Specimen bill

    Not necessarily. Here's the one I own: [IMG]
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 21, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  11. clayirving
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    1985 Series $10 Bill

    All this time I though "crazy" was a prerequisite to paper money collecting.
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 19, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  12. clayirving
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Those notes were posted by jhinton
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 18, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  13. clayirving
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    Missmatch letter? $2

    Yes.
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 9, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  14. clayirving
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    New for last week — Series 1981 A $1 FRN Changeover Pair. [IMG] [IMG] A Mirror-Image Radar Serial Number Pair: [IMG] [IMG] Bureau of...
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 8, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  15. clayirving
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    3 interesting $2 - skunk

    I'll show you a worse hack job. [IMG]
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 8, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
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    Missmatch letter? $2

    You got yourself a WINNER! It's a valuable note. Specifically, it's a Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Mismatched Block Letter Prefix Error....
    Post by: clayirving, Apr 8, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Steve, it is a Wide I, Narrow, or Wide II note?
    Post by: clayirving, Mar 31, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Dave, as usual, I love your new notes!
    Post by: clayirving, Mar 31, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
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    Paper Money: New Acquisitions

    Yesterday, I received this set of Series 1976 First Day of Issue $2 Federal Reserve Notes with all 50 Bicentennial State Flag Stamps — The note...
    Post by: clayirving, Mar 31, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
  20. clayirving
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    Opinions on leading zeroes.

    In an alternate universe he's forever 12 years old.
    Post by: clayirving, Mar 25, 2012 in forum: Paper Money
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