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 Posted 02/16/2019  3:03 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SteveInTampa to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very nice Mr.Frog. Great eye appeal, color and centering.

This was BIG money in the time period in which it circulated. Having a $50 note in 1932 was the equivalent of having over $900 in today's money.
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Yeah, I think the 50s are tougher too. The 100s used for big transactions, while the 50s were less likely to be in demand, as far as I can tell. Pretty much the same as today, perhaps even more so since 500s and 1000s are not around. Nice pickup.
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Thanks guys. Imagine carrying around a single note today worth $900! Well, come to think, my credit cards have even more purchasing power.
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President Grant approves of your purchase. Can't you see it in his face?
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Nice add MrFrog
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Low serials on this prolific issuer are not often seen, let alone a low 2 digit serial. This is from the 12th sheet printed, out of a staggering 798,000 sheets.
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Impressive. Great bold sigs. Reverse pic? How do you read the shaved lower corners? How do you grade it?
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Low serials on this prolific issuer are not often seen, let alone a low 2 digit serial. This is from the 12th sheet printed, out of a staggering 798,000 sheets.
Very nice!
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WheatBack, that is a gorgeous note. The blues are fantastic and those signatures are crisp.

Isn't there someone around here who likes 12's?
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I plead Guilty your Honor.
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My newest acquisition,a $5 1934 Kansas City - MULE- FRN, to my collection today.
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Nice 5-spot, harley!
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Impressive. Great bold sigs. Reverse pic? How do you read the shaved lower corners? How do you grade it?


No reverse pic on hand, but the corners are just folded over. I will adjust them when it arrives. Looks like a VF20 from the scans.


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WheatBack, that is a gorgeous note. The blues are fantastic and those signatures are crisp.


This bank actually had a private printing company apply the signatures, rather than the BEP.
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My newest acquisition,a $5 1934 Kansas City - MULE- FRN, to my collection today.
Very nice!
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