Todays pawn shop pick up

wouldnt a pedigree be the name or family name of a person it belonged to not the name of the animal

 

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You're right. But I think the OP wanted the pedigree of the buffalo. :foot-mouth:

 

As I understand pedigrees are primarily used to identify all the notes that are part of a given collection as oppose to an individual note. If a collection or collector ever became famous the pedigree could add some value. I am sure there are exceptions but this is how I understand pedigrees are suppose to be used.

 

Great price, great note! Congrats

 

Sweet note. Did I miss the PMG grade?

 

The Grade is in.... Came back 20 - Very Fine. I'm pleased.

 

now thats a hot pickup

 

So you graded the note yourself and more or less nailed it. You seem to know how to grade currency so why spend $ 100. or what ever it cost just to get someone else's opinion ?.
Bill Collector

 

i believe he did it to have it in a holder more or less. look at all the coins we have that are in slabs even though we can grade them too its always nice to have the extra insurance that its right.

 

Holy cow, that was a great score for a $550 pickup!! I have a hankerin' to go down to my local pawn shop today. Last time I was in there they had two really nice 1899 $1.00 silver certificate "black eagles" I've had my eye on.

 

its just WOWWW ! My friend too runs a pawn store...here in my area- Cash Pawn, hope i get this at some more discount