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Good input, BadDog.
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This should be a relatively easy series to "complete" as it would only take 5 notes.


My set of 1995 $2's include F-A, F-B, F*, A - L Millennium notes and F-A, F-B, F-C, F-E, F-F, F-G, F-H & F* 4-subject sheets.
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My set of 1995 $2's include F-A, F-B, F*, A - L Millennium notes and F-A, F-B, F-C, F-E, F-F, F-G, F-H & F* 4-subject sheets.

I would expect nothing less from you, Steve.
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Tried repeating those with my eyes closed but couldn't.
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A recent upgrade to my type set.

This "Woodchopper" design was one of the longest-lived of all US large-size notes, first appearing in the "Rainbow" issue of 1869 and continuing until nearly the end of large note production in the late 1920s.

It is a common note, but fairly difficult in 65 because of the unforgiving top/bottom obverse margins.


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Nice grade on that chopper.
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I love the woodchoppers! Nice!
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Wonderful example Mr.Frog.

The Woodchopper is up there with the Educational $5 and the $5 Chief note.
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Nice Woodchopper
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Thanks, guys!
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Well this is kinda interesting. This piece is ugly, but likely wasn't at one point. It's part of a destroyed collection that Hurricane Katrina compromised. Rare bank, it's unfortunate.

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It's a Hard Pass for me on that one Wheat.
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