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You may have that. I'll take your word for it. The OPs $20 is a series 2001. [ATTACH] No uncut sheets in that series were sold by BEP....
Only Mensa members, but they don't need to be reminded.
Yes, it could have been. More probable, though: [MEDIA]
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I think your lighting is creating an optical illusion that just looks like doubling.
As far as I can tell, BEP didn't sell uncut sheets from that series of twenties.
The OPs 20 is not from an uncut sheet, though.
Yes, it's real and it's worth $20.
Genuine. Not outside the range of acceptable. If a potion of the print were missing and had the print of another note at the edge, you'd have...
I fixed it for you. Every DD, RPM and variety listed anywhere was unknown before the first one was found.
I agree with Paul.
I see no doubling. I only see damage from hits.
It would help if you told us where you think you see doubling.
Machine doubling, not a doubled die. Notice that it is flat and shelflike.
Not an error, just damage from a hit or two.
A better pic might help.
I can't see a partial collar error at all. What I do see is a strike by a ever so slightly misaligned and very worn die. It's nothing special.
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