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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ronterry, post: 1401914, member: 28569&quot;]Real hard to tell just by a photo, but the ink of the hand written serial number looks the right color (Rusted). Is the rust burned through to the back? You want that...</p><p>Even the flamboyant numbers look right, but a forger can replicate that with ease. The rusting of the iron rich ink takes a little more talent.</p><p>Don&#039;t assume that the quality of the note is a give away. A lot was going on in the day, and they pounded sheets of these notes as hyper inflation ripped into the south. </p><p>The signature is printed which wasn&#039;t uncommon, mainly to save time.</p><p>Anywho, I&#039;ll check my book latter. In many cases, period counterfeits could be worth more. Many of these notes were union sponsored economy killers.</p><p>The only thing that catches my eye is the clean cuts of the note. Many had massive miscuts, but maybe someone trimmed it in it&#039;s 150 year life time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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