Print Flaw On $5 Polymer

Interesting find. I do collect these types of variations and look for them all the time. Others call me crazy as they are neither eye popping errors nor crazy numbers.

But sometimes small print errors like these create some interesting art on the banknotes.

Did you find it in a bundle with sequential notes or was it isolated. I am curious to find out if there were other notes affected.

If you decide to sell it or put it up on e-bay or something let us know.

Thx

hmmm, am I blind? I honestly can't see the problem.... :(

Are you talking about the lighly filled in C/N/U's which ever letter you think it represents?

If so, I think it is just the continuation of the lighter blue maple leafs that border the clear strip and darker maple leafs. Looking at the bottom of the note, it looks like the top is just the tips of leaf. If you still have the brick, can you line all the notes in printed order and see if it is a continuation, I don't know if sheets run top to bottom left to right or right to left top to bottom. If that is not what you are looking at, where is the error you see?

1, 2, 3, 4
5, 6, 7, 8

or

1, 3, 5, 7
2, 4, 6, 8

Thanks. My retina picked it up right-away and is quite noticeable even from a distance. It(the note) should have been a replacement note ...

yep, I totally see it now, too. thank you!

I see it (The one) touching now......Now I see it....TTY

Just bought $300 worth of polymer notes only to find the condition was pretty poor...take them back to the post office and see about a brick I guess....