Thanks for justifying my statement. I was just pointing out that the serial numbers are not printed too low, it just looks that way because the...
Both are real beauties. Nicely centered everywhere.
I can't afford $100 errors, but here is a $1 note with an upside down third printing, with book end notes. [ATTACH] The center note also appears...
I can't read what error is listed (picture is cut off), but I do not think this is a low third printing. I believe this is a second printing error...
I want in because I don't have a love token in my collection of odd stuff. [ATTACH]
That 1850 half penny with the square hole was probably nailed to a door post for good luck. Back in the 1800s most of the nails were square.
Misaligned obverse die. No added value in my opinion.
Judging by the picture, the "smear" color does not match the seal color. That is a stain of some sort. It did not leave the BEP that way.
Very interesting piece of history. Thanks for posting.
So, if you have a Legacy rated note it was graded by the same experts who graded the PCGS Currency items? And that means you can trust the grade?
Except for error FRNs where the error is questionable, I don't have a use for TPGs. The majority of my coins and notes are purchased raw....
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