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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dixieaf27, post: 569359, member: 18271&quot;]Thanks for all the info everyone.&nbsp; I want to put away some of the suspicions that you might have of me.&nbsp; I have integrity above all, it is in my core values (integrity first).&nbsp; My family didn&#039;t buy it on a whim, I have been wanting a $1000 bill for a long time and they found one for me and I paid for it through them, so it wasn&#039;t a gift.&nbsp; The shop they bought it at isn&#039;t a coin shop, they just happened across it and called me.&nbsp; <span style="color: black">The coin prices book I have has it listed at $3000 in fine condition so that&#039;s what I was basing my price up against not Gem U 66 like what I know now is the original.&nbsp; My Dad is taking it back today and hopefully I get my money back, but that still leaves me with the question are these guys really selling it as authenic or are they part a bigger picture.&nbsp; Once I get my money back I think I&#039;m still going to try to alert authorities so these guys don&#039;t sell it to someone else.&nbsp; So the bit about burning it, I&#039;m not going to burn it because I would be out of money-besides I did look up counterfiet notes and they are not necessarry illegal to possess just to sell which I hope this note never gets sold again.&nbsp; </span></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I want to thank Dursin personnally because he did me a huge favor by showing me the site for the real one and keeping me from not sending it in to be graded.&nbsp; That&#039;s why I came to the experts on this forum.&nbsp; Fingers crossed these guys are not running a scam and I get my money back.&nbsp; I will keep you posted-an expensive lesson learned no more side shops for expensive hobbies.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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