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<p>[QUOTE="stldanceartist, post: 1408346, member: 13307"]To both of you, I just want to say a quick thank you. I realize that my not having excellent photos (relying on the seller to provide...) and not having a vast knowledge base in regards to paper money, I am putting you in a difficult position of trying to provide advice without full information. I realize this, and as such I am happy with more generalized information at this point.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'd say I have a fair grasp of situations like these when it comes to coins. Paper, however...I just haven't really been that into it until recently. I've got a couple pretty beautiful notes - but nothing special. I save stars, and any cool serials. That's about it...</p><p><br /></p><p>I have an opportunity to buy this note as well as 3 others. These three other notes would be ones I want to keep...a 1928 and 1928A blue seal silver cert $1 in decent shape (by this I mean well circulated, but no tears or discolorations...) and a $10 1934 A gold seal North Africa note. The seller has quoted a price of $150 for all four notes - now, I can look up prices in my paper money books with the best of them...but I'd be realistic and say that my paper grading skills are rudimentary at best. It will be one of the first things I do this summer, collecting-wise...but until then...I need to ask friends. I'm interested...but I don't want to lose my shirt. At present, I'm leaning far in the direction of "don't buy" unless told otherwise. </p><p><br /></p><p>From what it sounds like here, I was right that the seller has overvalued their $20 gold cert (thinks it's worth $150, selling for $100.) I don't want to take the guy to the cleaners, nor do I want to lose a lot of money on the deal. I'd prefer a happy medium where we both get treated fairly. However, if he's got a false opinion of what his stuff is worth...then it's time to move on.</p><p><br /></p><p>Again, thank you all for your comments - and feel free to add any (if needed) because I'm here to learn, enjoy, and converse.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="stldanceartist, post: 1408346, member: 13307"]To both of you, I just want to say a quick thank you. I realize that my not having excellent photos (relying on the seller to provide...) and not having a vast knowledge base in regards to paper money, I am putting you in a difficult position of trying to provide advice without full information. I realize this, and as such I am happy with more generalized information at this point. I'd say I have a fair grasp of situations like these when it comes to coins. Paper, however...I just haven't really been that into it until recently. I've got a couple pretty beautiful notes - but nothing special. I save stars, and any cool serials. That's about it... I have an opportunity to buy this note as well as 3 others. These three other notes would be ones I want to keep...a 1928 and 1928A blue seal silver cert $1 in decent shape (by this I mean well circulated, but no tears or discolorations...) and a $10 1934 A gold seal North Africa note. The seller has quoted a price of $150 for all four notes - now, I can look up prices in my paper money books with the best of them...but I'd be realistic and say that my paper grading skills are rudimentary at best. It will be one of the first things I do this summer, collecting-wise...but until then...I need to ask friends. I'm interested...but I don't want to lose my shirt. At present, I'm leaning far in the direction of "don't buy" unless told otherwise. From what it sounds like here, I was right that the seller has overvalued their $20 gold cert (thinks it's worth $150, selling for $100.) I don't want to take the guy to the cleaners, nor do I want to lose a lot of money on the deal. I'd prefer a happy medium where we both get treated fairly. However, if he's got a false opinion of what his stuff is worth...then it's time to move on. Again, thank you all for your comments - and feel free to add any (if needed) because I'm here to learn, enjoy, and converse.[/QUOTE]
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