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1914 $100 Federal Reserve Blue Seal Star Note, PCGS EF40, Low Serial Number

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PCGS - This 1914 $100 bill hails from the very first Federal Reserve Note series. Combining a low serial number, star placement, and an unusual full side profile of Benjamin Franklin, this PCGS Extremely Fine 40 note is a real prize. What's your banknote holy grail?

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How does this not details with doodling on front and reverse. With what looks like a pen. Is there a certain amount of forgiveness due to rarity.
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That is a good question and I am sure it has everything to do with the rarity.
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...doodling on front and reverse. With what looks like a pen.
It's fibers embedded in the paper for security, check out other notes of that era.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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DBM I was unaware thanks for the information.
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Very nice.
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It's fibers embedded in the paper for security, check out other notes of that era.
Ah! Thank you for sharing that!
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