Fairly common in different degrees and seen almost exclusively on $1’s. Cool serial number.
I like the Birthday note and would keep it. The others are from large star note runs and are not in the best condition. “Scrambled ladder” is a...
Virtually every country has debt...SMH
Series 1996 $50 was a complete redesign. First of the big heads, first of the 2 letter prefixes and several other changes. It also has tons of...
No. Some of the notes I’ve received from the BEP would be lucky to get a GEM (65) grade. And, I highly recommend removing them from the BEP...
Awesome grade @Endeavor !
I also like low serial numbered notes. The notes you referenced as Straight numbers, I call Solids. As far as what’s low, everybody seems to have...
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OP’s note, reconfigured @PlanoSteve [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Typical Headstone notes have the early date first and the later date second. If you like it, keep it. @Spiritawahili, your editorials about the...
This note looks CH-CU from a flat photo. [ATTACH] Same note with side lighting. Even with side lighting you are unable to detect pinholes......
The coin is a replica. http://www.csacurrency.com/csacoin/csa20dol.htm
XF - AU. It’s virtually impossible to accurately grade notes from photos, especially flat photos.
A natural paper wave is OK but I definitely see folds in both the center and lower notes. Use some side lighting and the folds will stand out like...
Example of a Solvent Smear. [ATTACH]
Appears to be Post-BEP damage/stain.
Or George W. (43rd President)
Wait, What ?
Great find ! OP’s note, reconfigured. [ATTACH]
Separate names with a comma.
