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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pixl Pirate, post: 2001571, member: 71071&quot;]I&#039;ve been doing coins now for about 8 months. Figured I&#039;d start doing bills because I wanted something new. I&#039;m still in the buy circulated/find them myself from going through bank money. That being said, I&#039;m wondering what exactly a &quot;mule&quot; not is. I read online that it was when the wrong reverse was used with an obverse, and that a &quot;tell&quot; for that was if the numbers on the front were a different size than those on the back. I&#039;ve been going through one dollar bills today, and I&#039;ve found plenty that have different sized numbers on both sides. However, they are all things like &quot;FW B 312&quot; and the back says &quot;335&quot; in a larger font. First off, what do these mean? Second, why is it that the bills with the two extra letters in front aka FW have a different size font than the font on the reverse?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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