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Thank you Connor, Here's a T-62   also an experimental Type R. I now have the Type S & R. I probably wont get too much new currency for a couple months because I'd like to save up for 3 large size notes including a bison and chief.. They're long overdue!! We'll see what happens.. maybe maybe not. Cheers guys!  Edited by CollectorKing
04/22/2016 9:18 pm
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Picked up this nice '34-A NY star recently. Not a great rarity, but looks spot-on under a strong backlight. Reverse is flawless. Great embossing.  Edited by Coinfrog
04/27/2016 5:15 pm
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Nice Coinfrog! Here is your note's cousin.  |
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Got these from Heritage. == notes for grandon's type set ==  ==  == |
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@CollectorKing - Love the "R" experimental. Those R's and S's are always so bright compared to the rest of the note that they look Photoshopped.  |
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Great notes everybody ! This 1969C $1 San Francisco star is a tough find in GEM  |
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Nice star, Steve! If I'm looking correctly that's from a run of 480k? |
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Wheat - Good match! A lot of these early '34 series stars are way undervalued, I think. tech - Nice notes. You know, I have never owned a Stanton in any grade because I find his mug rather unpleasant. These are usually well-worn, and my theory is that people back then quickly spent them for the same reason. |
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Thanks Celticknot, they are very cool notes, glad own my first pair!
I wish my grandfather bought me some currency. That's great tech!
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If I'm looking correctly that's from a run of 480k? You are correct sir. Edited by SteveInTampa
04/29/2016 8:58 pm
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While not new to me, Washington State Nationals are one of my continuing areas of interest. I am always interested in adding to my collection of them. Kelly lists over 30 of these Ch 4668, Spokane Wa $10 type I, small notes, so not at all rare. YB  |
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Only 30 isn't rare? CollectorKing, I should have said only about 30 have been reported to Kelly, I am sure that more exist, but I do not see any listed on ebay at this time. YB |
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Only 30 isn't rare? In the world of Nationals, I usually think of banks with less than 10 known as rare. If that 30 was a coin though, we'd be talking about a ridiculous amount of money. That's the beauty of paper collecting; We can own something that has low population without having to win the lottery. |
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In the world of Nationals, I usually think of banks with less than 10 known as rare. If that 30 was a coin though, we'd be talking about a ridiculous amount of money. That's the beauty of paper collecting; We can own something that has low population without having to win the lottery. Amen, Brother! |
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