Do you have any examples of 64’s you could show us ?
[ATTACH] Don’t get too excited...it’s not that much.
The Y-A block is kinda cool. The last $1 SC printed was the 1957B Y12480000A, so yours is towards the very end. I don’t believe that or being...
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Late to the party again...story of my life.
The $1 St.Louis replacement note found by @CaptainMK is the key note for the series, very nice find.
Low numbers can typically be found on the C-C block.
There are 9 blocks including the replacement note. High grades are not rare...maybe scarce would be more appropriate. [ATTACH]
Thanks, I’m familiar with Where’s George but was unaware collectors call them Wilds. Now I know.
Nice notes. I would not take on the additional costs to have them graded. Just too common. Plenty of consecutive SC’s live in my collection in...
What are “Wilds” ?
I’m not here to argue @mpcusa. My latest receipt for having 3 notes graded. Totaling $86.00. Postage to PMG was $9.40. [ATTACH]
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$100 is an exaggerated guess. Economy is $25 for notes under $1,000 in value. Add another $20 for shipping (both ways) and you’re still under $50.
Both photos are the same note. The upper photo uses side lighting. The lower photo uses typical top lighting. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
2-7/8” by 6-1/2” is typical for small-sized U.S. paper money.
I’ve heard your remarks about $2 notes similar to this before, can you elaborate ? It sounds like your sending a message to not collect $2 notes,...
It’s virtually impossible to accurately grade notes from flat images. Side lighting would help but not detect pinholes and other potential...
@tommyc03 nailed it. Post BEP cutting from a sheet sold to collectors. Poor margins are one thing but wavy edges and the serial number give it away.
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