The OP’s note is definitely part of that 160K run but condition and centering issues hold it back. I would throw it in a currency sleeve and add...
You mention the Allies counterfeits. Which particular country was engraving and printing these counterfeits, or was it several printers and...
It took three tries to get an example centered correctly.[ATTACH][ATTACH]
Me too...already have New York and Atlanta.
Similar to the Canadian “Devils Face” note...interesting.
Some price guides can be an excellent source for information regardless of the accuracies/inaccuracies of their prices.
I was able to find some Buckhorn samples but no luck on the Superior Lime, sorry. [ATTACH]
It took longer than I expected to find a GEM example of a series 1995 $5 Boston replacement note. I finally found one and I couldn’t be happier....
Part of a 3.2M print run and well circulated. I do keep some circulated $1’s, but it doesn’t make much sense to keep a well circulated $20. A...
Interesting, maybe read this first, https://www.mexperience.com/the-value-of-old-mexican-bank-notes/
I imagine I would start by checking past sales history (archives) at both Heritage and eBay.
I use this website to help identify World Notes. http://banknote.ws/ Lots of photos and descriptions.
With all due respect to the OP, even if the stray ink is a genuine BEP error, I consider it a very minor error and together with the notes poor...
Some other 1935A Silver Certificate Experimentals. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I found some past auction history...
The A4 is the plate position. The A1034 is the plate number. http://www.uspapermoney.info/general/note.html
My one and only Gold Certificate. I’ve never been a big fan of the design or portrait. Bought it raw many years ago from a LCS for under $100....
The A4 is the plate position. The A1034 is the plate number.
Where did you find them @Jimmy sanchez ?
Cool, 18 consecutive $1 2017 Dallas star notes. Most replacement notes are issued in consecutive packs of 100...that’s how most of them come....
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