Misprinted $20 Bill Maybe

Small portrait bills are very rare to find in circulation, but a lot of them are stashed away in collections, change jars, and in banks. With the center fold, yours won't be worth more than face value for a long time. I would certainly keep it if it holds any sentimental value, or if you and your sister don't need $20 urgently. If this is just spending money to you, then I wouldn't hesitate to do so.

And not seeing the misprint--can you point it out, maybe with a higher resolution photo of the area in question?

Looks like the date is incomplete but that could just be the pic

Thank you all. to me it looks as though there is a D behind the C I was trying to crop the pic but I can't seem to load it on here properly does this help anyone

Looks like a faint stamp mark...spender

Possibly a faded where's andrew stamp where only the D is still showing

Jk of coarse

I agree it's nothing special and spendable but paper is not my forte

Ok thank you. I just wondered. My sister spent the one where the serial numbers were bold on one side and not on the other. I was a bit upset on that one.

But thanks everyone for all the help

If anything based on the pic I would say it is a counterfeit given then center portrait background.

I would spend it as quick as you could before you get caught holding the bag.

No error, but I'd keep it just because it's a small portrait.