It’s a random blue stamp.
I’d ballpark its value as a sub-$100 note.
A recent addition. A 2017A $20 replacement note from the San Francisco district. [ATTACH]
Divide it up into manageable, similar groups of notes and check recent SOLD results at Heritage, as mentioned above. Always observe the date sold,...
Printing plates are routinely replaced as they wear out and not all plates wear the same.
Very slight misalignment of the overprint but within BEP tolerances.
The small engraved “I7619” is the face plate number. These were printed in the early 1950s.
Personally I would remove it from the cardboard holder. It looks like it’s leaving marks on the corners of the sheet.
Nice find. I keep all $1 star notes I find.
Cool group @Jersey magic man. I have one from that run. [ATTACH]
Fake offset error. The offset print should be reversed.
I checked some SOLD auction results and most modern circulated autographed notes sell for between $20 to $50, sometimes more if graded and...
Here’s one you don’t see everyday. A dual courtesy autographed note by two of the BEP engravers that worked on the design of the note. Each...
Instead of scanning the note, photograph it with side lighting so we can see the real condition. [ATTACH]
I’d say it looks like a Fine-15 (no Q).
I like the idea so they don’t get separated. Something I would worry about if they were graded individually.
I would request they end up in the same, oversized holder.
Here’s a few… [ATTACH]
Are you going to have them graded ? If so, I have a suggestion.
@Hommer, are those 2013 $1 NY replacement notes yours ?
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