HOW GOOD ARE YOU ON YOUR PAPER GRADING SKILLS ?

Welcome back money graders for another round, on our previous round would like to congratulate are only correct guess and that goes to Brandon Spiegel, as i said
in the description this was not a perfect note, corner bumps are usually a indication
of a slightly used or about uncirculated note as in this case so when you here that
in the description in the future think A/U

and as always if your not sure or need a better explanation you can always PM me

 

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as you can see 58EPQ was the correct guess.

 

Current Standings:

1. Brandon Spiegel (4)
2. Noah Finney (3)
2. Steve e (3)
3. M. Kent (2)
3. NLL (2)

 

The next one up is from the Series 611 in the 5 Cent denomination a common note
with very little flair but its a decent note never the less

 

this particular note is gem uncirculated, so your guess,es would be in the realm of
63 to 70 EPQ note has very vibrant colors again pay extra special attention to the
Margins as this is where the note gets its grade.

 

As always good luck ! and tell your other friends on coin talk this contest is open to everybody

 

I guessed the same mostly because of miniscule brown staining in the upper right hand of the note. This is kinda fun...... mostly because this is how I pick notes to buy..... mostly from pictures.

 

Welcome Valpo ! glad to have you on board, please look at the current note and make your guess

 

66EPQ

 

67 PPQ

 

Nice! I am having fun as well, I think that thus far I have just been having "beginners luck" I have always been into coins, but I am just starting to learn a bit more about Paper notes.

 

Id say 63-64 on this one BC of the centering of back is a little to the right. I noticed the EPQ designation on the holder. I read somewhere that PMG doesn't require a bill to be in Crisp Uncirculated condition. Does anyone know if this is the case?

 

OOHHHH, now I see the EPQ! (Exceptional paper quality) can I change it to be EPQ insted of PPQ? =)

 

67PPQ. Thanks for giving us noobs a hint

 

Welcome Jerry

 

No worries the designation is the same, just the TPG is Different your good