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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 1457096, member: 19065&quot;]<b></b></p><p><b>NOS:</b> At first, reading your post, I thought I was reading sarcasm and that it was a joke coming from you. I guess though you are being serious which puzzles me over a note that&#039;s not at all special, rare nor hard to find and in problem free condition at that. I was curious initially why you had &#039;liked&#039; the OP too. I guess it&#039;s conceivable that these are disappearing, but so too are all other notes and we can&#039;t save them all let alone all the ones that bear equal amounts of clearly circulated wear. And so my question to the OP about saving this particular note regardless of condition and value remains unanswered.&nbsp; There is no &#039;right&#039; or &#039;wrong&#039; in the OP doing so. I was just curious what they thought about this note making such a statement when they clearly misunderstood it&#039;s grade. This note will always retain its problems but the same note might be better spent acquiring a GEM note, now while the prices are low, rather than being tucked away because of some superfluous concept about it&#039;s &#039;history&#039; of which old is relative and historic scant at best, neither of which impart added value to this particular Series or individual note. The time spent sifting through circulated notes for supposed &quot;keepers&quot; from circulation, such as this example is quite a bit of effort and time spent when one can easily pick these up in actual problem free UNC Gem condition. Not sure what your advice is doing to educate the OP by encouraging tucking away such problems. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now as I stated not being able to read the Series on the note, the same goes for the signatures, as I mentioned the low resolution images were insufficient for reading text. I&#039;m glad you and Steve could see enough details to figure that out for us, but I could not read it, which has nothing to do with my experience with notes, but more to do with poor quality images and my eyes ability to read the small script that looks like fuzzy blobs even on the images that pop up when I mouse over them in the OP.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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