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Valued Member
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Congrats eSinger!
Cmcart, Nice binary radar $100!! LG 10100101 B
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Pillar of the Community
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@ eSinger,
I lifted the photo of your note & posted it on my 2013 $1 Notes Plate Position thread as your notes serial number confirms the last four digits in my charts "J1" position..
Prior to the LEPE overprinting, the BEP would remove notes ending in 9999 & 0000 and replace them with Star Notes..
Also listed in my reply showing your Note, is a short F/W BEP video with the new LEPE machine & a 50 subject uncut 2013 Dollar Sheet..
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Bedrock of the Community
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Some great notes on this thread!
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Pillar of the Community
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Well I am thinking about doing something with this now. I have not been collecting much the last couple of years (work) but on this one I am thinking about slabbing it and maybe even trading it. I have never slabbed anything and know not the cost or if worth it. It is still in the package so still new. Its been so long the picture is down so I will add back.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Talk about reviving an old thread!  Great binary note, surely worth a nice sum. |
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Yeah, I am trying to get a reasonable expected value. I am not sure how much it costs to slab it, but the right collector might just want it if it is that rare..
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Bedrock of the Community
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@Steve in Tampa will have the answer to this if he picks up the thread.
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Bedrock of the Community
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@eSinger, wow, a great note & serial!  Thanks for a worthy bump. Does anyone know where @Cmcart went? I kinda miss all those over-the-top photos. Edited by CelticKnot
04/18/2021 7:42 pm
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I've addressed questions regarding this note on a thread currently trending on the Coin Talk forum. Do you mind sharing that information here? |
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Pillar of the Community
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Do you mind sharing that information here? The question was asked, "Does anyone know the cost of slabbing a note ?" In which I answered, "The actual grading fee at PMG is $20 to grade a single, modern note. You also have shipping fees and you need to be a member to submit. Most collectors with a single note to grade take it their local coin shop for assistance. Good luck, cool note." |
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Thank you so much!  |
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Valued Member
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To get a note graded by PMG you need to become a member. There are 3 tiers that allow for submissions Associate $25 / Elite $149 / Premium $299 Once you pay for a membership you get a Member/client/submitter #. Next you select the grading tier for each note. The one in this thread is modern 1957 - present $20. You fill out the forms and the "approximate value" for each note- this can be difficult at times. Next you pay for shipping and insurance. So to get this note graded it's $25 cheapest membership, $20 modern grading tier, and $15 shipping/insurance, so $60. You would need to grade more notes to make it worthwhile.
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Pillar of the Community
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Thank you, I am not sure being a member is in the cards. I have lots of Kennedy's I would like to send but not bills. If I sell it, I think I will sell as part of the set, and unique set whereas someone could get the group certified if so desired. I think it is worth around $200. A good win for a mint buy but nothing to get super excited about at this stage.
Thank you all for your responses etc..
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Pillar of the Community
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Well I got in touch with someone whom offered a fair price, but I wanted to trade for a Kennedy so that was not an option. I will keep it but I am wondering with the coin in the set worth some monies and this with it, maybe not get graded. I can not join to the point to send what little I have but I think it would sell very well at an auction. I still think it is trade material.
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