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I have to resize them to 90 dpi for this site
I also had to do that with the five I posted. Whenever I get around to scanning the other 20 I'll scan them at the right size & save a step. |
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United States
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You guys have nice notes! This is the extent of my collection:  |
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United States
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WOW WOW WOW! Keep these coming. :)
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That 1899 $2 silver certificate is one of the earlier (and scarcer) signature combinations tumbleweed.  |
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United States
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I really like the design on it.
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United States
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zeewool, Are you referring to the bottom $2 bill tumbleweed posted? I've got the one I posted earlier in the thread and wouldn't mind hearing opinions on it's value.
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Yes, that's the one Rick. I am more of a rarity collector when it comes to banknotes, and I get what I like without regard to grade or price, so I am certainly no expert when it comes to grades or values, but your note looks to be in the F-VF range, so I would expect its value to be around $175-$250. Nice looking note Rick. |
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Thanks zeewool, I bought mine years ago only because I thought it was a good looking bill. It's the only paper I've ever purchased.
Some of you guys have some seriously nice paper!
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United States
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This is all I have, 34A. Found it hidden in the back of a stamp album. Biggest stamp I've ever seen!  Edit: Rats, I got the gray background :( Edited by timsumrall
10/05/2010 10:07 pm
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Found it hidden in the back of a stamp album. Biggest stamp I've ever seen! Yeah Tim, compared to a stamp, this might be considered an 'elephant balnket'.  |
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I know it's in bad condition, but its still mine think I got the right pic now! sorry  Edited by troy1025
10/07/2010 2:47 pm
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Yes Troy....'certificado de plata' means silver certificate....this is the back of the note. I would imagine that the face of the note bears a strong resemblance to a 1923 U.S. $1 silver certificate.
Neat find.
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10/07/2010 2:37 pm
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I'm not sure what happened the original post was a 1917 2 dollar bill now its a pic of my 1938 1 peso?
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Maybe it is a 1917 U.S. $2 note on one side and a one peso Cuban on the other? |
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