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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SteveInTampa, post: 1035578, member: 27107&quot;]Krispy is correct , it is not easy to remove ink imbedded in natural fiber paper, especially when it&#039;s been there the better part of 70 years. I&#039;ve tried it with different types of ink on common notes. I&#039;ve tried acetone, bleach, and lacquer thinner. I tried it enough times to determine that I knew it was a job for a professional. I paid $40 plus shipping both ways, and I have fairly sophisticated lighting and magnafication at my disposal. I cannot tell the note has been altered.....but that&#039;s not to say what&#039;s going to happen, or not happen in the future. It will be in a TPG holder soon, which may or may not slow the process down. If the note wasn&#039;t so darn nice, great original paper, really clean, good margins, no folds or crinkles, a GEM note with a teller stamp, then I probably would have left it alone. It is super nice now, and flawless when viewed &quot;in hand&quot;.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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