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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SmokeMonkey, post: 325537, member: 6459&quot;]the bend at the top pretty much stops where it meets the inks on the back.&nbsp;&nbsp; it is NOT a fold and does NOT go all the way through to any other edge.</p><p><br /></p><p>and i do plan on keeping it.&nbsp; i was just wondering what kind of grade it might and what it might be worth.&nbsp; i like the note and i think its a nice clean star note, the best ive ever found and i dont think i&#039;d ever let it go.</p><p><br /></p><p>i experimented with different DPI&#039;s (from 200 up to 4800) and scales (100%-45%)&nbsp; to try and show as much detail of the note as possible.&nbsp; it lays flat, it doesnt curl, the corners don&#039;t lift.&nbsp; i really dont want to handle it more than i have already.&nbsp; i even made sure not to bend or fold it when i got it at the store in my change.&nbsp; the scanner does not do it justice IMO.&nbsp; my only complaint is its a tad heavy on the ink.&nbsp; like they just used a tad too much on the note.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>its the finest condition note i have next to a plain crisp 5 dollar bill i kept because its in the same condition minus any bends.&nbsp; why did i keep it?&nbsp; just as an example of a nice crisp new 5 dollar bill, no other reason.&nbsp; i like the look and feel of new fresh notes.</p><p><br /></p><p>my next question is...how do i store this thing?&nbsp; can i have it slabbed like a coin?&nbsp; cuz that would be nice, just for the fun in having it slabbed so i can look at it and appreciate it without having to touch it.&nbsp; and it stays in a dark dry cool place with the rest of my notes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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