This is the best I can do on these scans and stay under 100KB, and I can barely read these. They're 1935Fs, the SNs are Q58760909I and Q58760905I, and they're are crisp as anything. I'm just wondering how they laid on the sheet, whether they were right next to each other, and whether that would have a bearing on their value going as a pair. Thanks.
im not sure of when they converted, i would have to do some digging to be sure.... but the way they do it now, is each note on a 32 note sheet is 200,000 numbers apart (or some large number like that). The reason they do this, is when they print the sheets, they stack the sheets on top of each other. They then take the huge stack of sheets and cut them into bundles of 100. This is done so after the notes are cut, they are in sequential order in the bundle. Therfore the notes on the original sheet of 32 are not in numerical order. this is how its done now... i know in the past they would arrange them in numerical order by hand, which means its possible sequential notes could have been side by side on the original printed sheet. that was a whole lot of labor. this is when they also discarded individual notes that were damaged to be replaced by stars - now they toss the whole $100 bundle if anything appears wrong with it.
