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 Posted 05/06/2016  12:57 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add techwriter to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
And one more from the Heritage Eric P Newman auction
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Beautiful note, congrats!
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Those ebay bucks offers will be the ruin of me. So, I could not resist getting another National from my old home town. Not rare, not better than VF, but I love these Yakima notes.
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I love this thread and the notes our fellow members share.

Just picked this up from the BST over at Collectors Universe. I have many Tampa Nationals, and almost all are nicer than this example, but this is the lowest numerical grade I have with a PPQ designation. It's a 1929 Type II $10 in an old PCGS holder (not my favorite holder), and I got it fairly cheap.

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SteveInTampa, great National. I know it will never happen, but I wish banks could start issuing them again.
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Steve and YB - great notes. You're right, you don't see 15PPQ very often!
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 Posted 05/09/2016  6:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Collectorking2 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
1902 $10 Date Back 1st NB of Houston Texas

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Feel like I'm trapped in a of US paper money..
I juust caaaant.... STOP!
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Two more recent purchases, a $10 1934-A North African and a 1966 $100 US Note.

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Nice notes, everyone.

Yak - what's with the mushy pink area in the lower right of your $100?
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Yak - what's with the mushy pink area in the lower right of your $100?


Coinfrog, I am not sure. It appears to be the same hue as the seal. Any guesses?

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Very nice notes everyone!
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Yakima- Could be a number of things, but a wet ink transfer would be a good guess..
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Thanks PaperChaser, and welcome!

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The pinkish hue could be the remains of a washed off teller stamp.
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Not an ink transfer. Some sort of staining. (i.e what westernsky noted)
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