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Rest in Peace
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Interesting site for reference. Thanks Ceylon62
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Pillar of the Community
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Numismo,
Did you research this further? I see 4 errors, 2 district numbers (11), green seal and SN. You could push it up to 6 errors if the sig's come into play.
Peace
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Rest in Peace
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Just curious about what "quite a premium" might be. Thanks.
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Pillar of the Community
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At least $20 or so, I would think.
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I was going to say $30. BUT, I would not part with it as time goes on this WILL only go up in price.
Peace
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Yeah, as with all error coins and notes, you don't really know the price unless someone bids on it. Keep it! It was only a buck to you :D
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I have one that is shifted about that much, but mine is a 2006  . |
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Siuol,
What's the SN and FRB district on the 06? Any idea if it affected the entire run? Also can we see a pic?
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keep it! its only a buck!
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Sorry I lied it is a 2003 A. Block E..A, Run 11, Sheet 178,844 of that run, Position A4.  Found in circulation at my work about a year ago. |
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Don't sweat about the date, that's a nice clean note with quite a bit going on - Ink smears (3 or 4 minor), seal shifts etc. What's going with the fold around the 11 O clock (N in United to the shoulder area). If it is a fold then it certainly was a strange way of doing it.
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Found this 2006.  FYI - Misaligned overprint's rate as Minor, Moderate and Major. IMO, all three of us are in the moderate camp. Sioul, How did you figure out the Run and sheet number? Did you back into it?  Thanks Peace  Edited by Ceylon62
05/08/2010 07:17 am
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Sorry its taken me a while to get back to you Ceylon. A run of regular notes is 6.4 million notes. That is 200,000 sheets of 32. So run 1 is serial numbers 0000 0001 - 0640 0000 run 2 is 0640 0001 - 1280 0000, etc. There are 15 runs capped at serial number 9600 0000. The serial number for the note you have falls in the serial range for run 9. Additionally the sheets have 4 columns and 8 rows. The top left note is position A1, the one underneath is B1, all the way to H1 the the top note of the second column is A2, etc. The bottom right note is H4. Now each note position contains 200,000 sequential serial number ranges. For example position A1 of run 1 would have serial numbers 0000 0001 - 0020 0000 position B1 would have serial numbers 0020 0001 - 0040 0000 etc. H4 would have 0620 0001 - 0640 0000. Then run 2 position A1 would have serials 0640 0001 - 0660 0000 B1 would have 0660 0001 - 0680 0000, etc. Your serial numbers corrispond to position D2. Finally despite what you would think serial numbers are printed with the highest numbers first and count down, not up. So run 1 position A1 the printing starts at 0020 0000 and counts down to 0000 0001. Serial number 0020 0000 would actually be the first sheet printed for that run. The serial range for position D2 of run 9 is 5340 0001 - 5360 0000. So 5360 0000 minus 5347 8915 means it was sheet 121,085 of run 9. Hope this helps  |
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Thank you as always.  Peace |
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This 34C $20 note has a Minor shift on the left SN going into the FRB seal. This note (XF) also has minor ink transfers (both sides) which have somewhat faded over time. Not sure if sent to grading whether they would acknowledge it.  Peace |
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