It is a little off centre but not enough to carry a premium IMO. If you can afford $50 then keep it. I wouldnt keep it though, not that I know half of what I'm doing with notes.
I'd be keeping it as a nice error. It's cutting into the design so a lot more desirable than a slight 1 mm shift.I say that as a collector of such things, but doubt whether it is worth more than $50.Definitely not common in my opinion.
yeah I have a few like that, sometimes david gets half blue hair, but its common in olders notes 95-99 in my short experiance, I get numerious old $50's daily at first I thought was odd, but now a common sight, one of my 1996 da96's is like that.
Luke I was never going to touch banknotes or normal currenties as I got into silvers, but I found a pe94$20(first note) and since have been totally addicted, now coins, tokens, basicaly anything paper plastic or metals, my room is filling up with bags of coins and folders of notes, so to fix this, turned 3rd bedroom into a office lol, Happy hunting
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