You are sending mixed messages - you are asking for "US Note" but showing this picture. "US Note" has specific meaning in this forum, you know. It...
I keep this link http://nensberg.tripod.com/home.html with pictures of Russian paper money - unfortunately the site looks abandoned and many links...
My story is directly opposit - you could find a $25 US bill on black market in Russia in early 1990s. 25 is a usual denomination in roubles so...
I feel like there is a big misunderstanding here. In my first post I said 3 things: 1: I asked why PMG do not put star on legal tenders? 2: I...
Didn't I say the same thing? I guess PMG doesn't recognizes these characters as part of the serial number and do not put it on the insert.
I have a technical question. Why on the insert PMG didn't type star in the end of the serial number (see both $1 and $2 bills)? I checked other...
I'm pretty sure the source doesn't cut sheets with numbers higher than 96000000.
What's to figure? Look at the serial# - it was sold as part of uncut sheet and somebody cut it like this.
If you really meant 2003 then it's somethis regional - 2003A somehow didn't get there.
Series 1973 and 1979 do not exist. Could it be 1963 and 1969 series?
Sure. Whatever would involve more people is fine with me.
I've said pretty much all I thought about. 1. We are starting as many threads as needed for 1st round with names something like "Game 1 Round 1...
Maybe bridge-like would be more appropriate - the idea is you should post something in one of these threads only something that you think is...
Let's See Some Beautiful Notes - http://www.cointalk.com/t80403/ Post Your Most Interesting Serial Numbers - http://www.cointalk.com/t85408/
There was recently a thread like this recently here. I have a proposal to make it interesting. Let's have similar threads here regularly but with...
Silver Certificate has blue seal, United States Note has red seal.
You didn't say what type of "1928 Funnyback" you have. There were SC and USN - do you have both?
If there will be no margin problem (I'd call it "minor imperfections in the centering" but not "very Poor margins") then it could be 66 -------...
I think this note is perfectly qualified for 65 by industry standards ----------- Gem New 65 A Gem note is one that at first glance appears...
That was said many times here and appers to be true. But where the book gets this totally unrealistic numbers? It's not like 5 or 10 time higher...
Separate names with a comma.
