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Posted 07/05/2012 08:36 am
As Nickelman said.
After collecting for a few years now, I actually get annoyed at seeing listings like "Mini-Radar", "Mini-Ladder", "Scrambled Ladder","Almost Solid", and "Partial Repeater" etc..
If you're creative enough, you could give almost every sequence of numbers a fancy name and give the illusion it must be collectible.
I search through approx. 50,000 notes per week and you'd be surprised at how common some of the "interesting" notes are.
I've even given up collecting most of the radars unless they are binary and/or repeaters because I find so many of them, most of which are in circulated condition. The premium just doesn't warrant tying up cash just because it's "interesting".
When it comes right down to it, the notes with high values are as such because they are both rare and interesting not just interesting.
After collecting for a few years now, I actually get annoyed at seeing listings like "Mini-Radar", "Mini-Ladder", "Scrambled Ladder","Almost Solid", and "Partial Repeater" etc..
If you're creative enough, you could give almost every sequence of numbers a fancy name and give the illusion it must be collectible.
I search through approx. 50,000 notes per week and you'd be surprised at how common some of the "interesting" notes are.
I've even given up collecting most of the radars unless they are binary and/or repeaters because I find so many of them, most of which are in circulated condition. The premium just doesn't warrant tying up cash just because it's "interesting".
When it comes right down to it, the notes with high values are as such because they are both rare and interesting not just interesting.
