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Picked up a new addition to my large-size $20 FRN set today.

Trying to put the 1914 series $5s, $10s and $20s together by district in higher grades. These are a good value today, I believe.



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 Posted 02/15/2016  5:42 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add techwriter to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Nice note, Coinfrog, and you are correct; as I also believe the 1914 series are under-appreciated.
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tech - I would venture that the 1914 $5s in TPG 65PQ are ten to twenty times scarcer that the Series 1917 $1 USNs, which still show up in original packs. And don't get me started on the 1923 $1 SC, the all-time favorite entry note for large-size collectors, available in MS by the thousands.
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 Posted 02/15/2016  6:36 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add hajduk to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Congrats, this $20 bill is amazing, awesome, great.
The $20 Series of 1914 was my first full District set.
I have 19 or 20 different variants.
Perhaps the best designed US bill until today.
This bill speak to me and let me dream.


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hajduk - You never cease to amaze me.

Really.
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Added this very scarce bank from Staunton, VA. Last small size from this bank sold on Heritage was in 2011.

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Wheatback, that is a nice National. I know it is unrealistic, but I wish banks could still issue them. Oh well . . .
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Coinfrog wrote:

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tech - I would venture that the 1914 $5s in TPG 65PQ are ten to twenty times scarcer that the Series 1917 $1 USNs, which still show up in original packs



I look for reasonably priced ones, but not much luck lately.
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Gonna have to hook up my scanner, I have several notes and a Shield nickel coming in today. :)
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Got a few of the Notes I've been expecting today. Nothing too special just a few Small Size notes and a fractional.

1861 1st Issue 10cent Fractional
1969c $20 STAR Note
1934 $1 Silver Cert STAR Note
1935 Plain Double Date $1 Silver Cert





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Very nice - which series is the Julian/Morgenthau $1 star?




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Series of 1934
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Tough note!
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Very nice notes, CollectorKing, and Coinfrog, that 1914 $20 bill is a stunning piece as well!
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Thank you guys for the comments! Coinfrog, Your $20 1914 is a great piece. I notice you like to purchase notes of very HIGH Quality, that's awesome wish I could afford notes like that. I try to get as clean as I can for what I can afford but I try to stick with Mid-grade or better. The 1934* was an exception. I am looking to acquire the 1914 $20 FRN by next month and I just purchased the 1918 $1 FRBN. I will post a picture when it arrives sometime in the next week.

Cheers guys!
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