$1 paper error. Can see back of bill without holding it up to the light.

I had came across this dollar bill and it seemed way different. I thought it was counterfeit but I don't want to just get rid of it. I can see the back side of the bill without holding it to the light. It has a blueish border on the back side. Appears to have more ink maybe like a double stamp it feels heavy but yeah some one please tell me if I found something good! Thank you input is appreciated

 

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Another photo of being able to see the blueish border. It's like you can see the front thru the back without holding it up to any light

 

You can always see that though.

 

Ur dumb ( EDITED: LANGUAGE READ THE RULES on abbreviations, symbols, acronymns you cant. Its heavier than a normal dollar too it's an error

 

It's a normal dollar. Look it up. Bet you can't find nothing on it. Try looking something up before asking on here and get a simple answer and then you get mad. So why ask and then turn around argue the fact that it's nothing????

 

@paddyman98 what's going on here?? Am I dumb?

 

You're being very rude and you don't deserve an answer. @Shrews1994 You're right here imo

 

No, you're not. That note had a bit too much ink and you can see it bleeding a bit, but it's not uncommon to be able to see the face features when looking at the back.

 

Thank you. Asking a question and and getting a true answer.

 

Stay within the rules all! It does seem to be ink problem, but well in specs from what I can tell. Just for interest what did it weigh in grams compared to a similar condition bill?

Jim

 

I have some too. You can see some of the back and front. It's nothing.

 

He just can't handle the truth. Probably we gonna see his "$1 paper error" on ebay for sale. Probably worth $2000. What do you think?

 

If it is all green or black , -->https://oldcurrencyvalues.com/Misprinted_Bill_Green_Ink/

Those are the only ones of interest it seems.

 

Very often you can see the other side. Sometimes it is because of a very light offset ink transfer and it's not the other side at all. Heavy offset ink transfers have values as errors.

 

There are offset transfer errors where the plates touch without paper between them which in turn will transfer ink from one side to the other and will be printed onto the next sheet. Usually the first sheet that prints after the skip is the only one with a noticeable value as the printing will be a near perfect over print.

Then there are transfer errors where the ink hadn't fully dried when the sheets are stacked. These errors appear to be a light ink transfer and are quite common. This is what you see on this bill. Little to no premium.

 

You sound like a hater tho. Fact is I found the error as light as it is!! Yall just jealous and an amateur has better eyes than most of yall.

 

That's just a regular dollar. Quit hating cuz you're tryna argue over a dollar that ain't even your lmao byeeee

 

Dude, you have issues far greater than that bill.

 

It's actually a ghosting error as well. Lol it's worth more that 1$ try $34 edited

 

They don't counterfeit $1.00 Bills

Yes I am jealous also.. I wish that $1.00 was mine!

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