Man it took a while to spot that 50 stamp. I bet that's just a teller stamp. Also, the watermark of Gaddafi is on your note. It's a bit hard to...
1934-A $5 Mule Star Silver Certificate [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Perhaps I'm off on the 37a. The foreign bank note db I have is old. The sales I had dated back to 2011 and 2012 on 37a at $98.98 and $120.50, both...
Always fun to find stars. I came across a bunch in a casino a couple of months ago. With so many uncirculated star notes available for a few...
I'm not too familiar with these notes, but a quick search of completed eBay listings shows the 37a should be worth about $100 - $125 each. The 41b...
I checked out your for sale thread. I think $250 is a bit high for this set. Here are some recent sales for both raw and graded notes. Note that...
The 1914 series of $5, $10 and $20 large size notes are quite attractive and can be had in decent grade for under $150. The 1918 $1 (eagle back),...
The green and black overprints are part of the 3rd printing. They are printed by separate mechanisms and can be shifted relative to each other....
I've seen educationals with serious problems sell for even higher. As Camaro said, it's hard to valuate. It could sell anywhere from $20 to $100+....
This is almost a thread.
I believe it is genuine because both serial numbers are affected and they weren't affected equally. But don't take that as a guarantee. To be...
From observation, I'd say about 5-10% of 1953 $2's have a shifted signature. The 1953A $2 series is also affected. I haven't come across any from...
I believe this is what you're referring to: [IMG] Unfortunately, this is not an error unless it's an extreme shift. The series year and the...
I believe the lowest I've seen was 3 digits, from the LB 00000001* - LB 00128000* print run. I haven't seen any low non-star serial numbers....
Thai replacement notes have an "S" in the serial number like so: [IMG] They aren't scarce.
I don't know about using those stamps to mail stuff. That's like using old currency to pay for things. Don't let me catch you trying to stuff...
I was thinking someone took a hammer and a (tiny) chisel and tried to split this dime right down the middle. But I wouldn't expect the outer edge...
I can't help but agree. He probably over paid seeing how it's a serial #1. Too bad they are so common with nationals.
Depends on the value of your merchandise. For low value items ebay is your friend. If you have rare items that command a lot of money, HA can...
I've wondered if all the notes of the same denomination have the same serial numbers. No matter which listing I looked at, they only showed 1 note...
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