Web Note Value/Rarity Guide

This is the site I used to use till this came up http://mycurrencycollection.com/ref...notes/lookup
There is also a magazine called paper money values guide.
Here is some info on the 1977 and 1963 http://www.uspapermoney.info/serial...s.html#exper
John1

It sounds like whe're on the same page looking for both the Gilbert & Natick Test Paper Notes...

I contacted Bob K. Jr. recently and emailed him a Census Chart for both overprint-on-back Series 1988A ~ A-F & G-P Blocks serial number chart I made.
To date my Census Chart for the A-F Block shows 5 confirmed errors, 4 notes from Quadrant #1 and the 5th note {I purchased in April) is from quadrant #2... The G-P Block also shows 5 confirmed errors, all from the 3rd quadrant.

Bob mentioned that their working on a updated Web Note Handbook.

Below is a email I recently sent to Bob Kv.;

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Bob,

It's been awhile since I last contacted you on the charts. I just received my 1988A A-F Block overprint on back error from PMG, so I now have both reverse overprints, along with the census.

I also made serial number charts for the Inverted errors you have listed in the 2004 Handbook. The black arrows are the serial numbers from the photo plates. I also found another web invert listed in the Bart book and included it here.

On page 60 (G-P Block) is listed a Invert error with sheet number 94025. Since I couldn't find a serial number in order to locate the COPE location, I made a serial number chart for RUN #8 ~ sheet #94025, and included the second set of numbers. The top 3 digits are for sheet 94025 (this covers the 1st 100,000 sheets, and the bottom 3 digits is for sheet 194025 from the 2nd 100,000 sheets. I would need only one serial number from the Gxxx94025P Inverted error, then I could eliminate 3/4's of the chart serial numbers.

To date, I could locate only 5 of each (A-F & G-P) overprint on reverse web errors.

Advise if I could help in any way with a updated Web Handbook.

I've been working on a thread the last few weeks on Web-Press error notes vs $2.00 error notes and should be done in a few days...

I believe the $2.00 error notes are so overpriced compared to the web-press errors, not to mention the large amount of error $2.00 1976 Notes.

NOTE: I notice the "Preview" link doesn't work, so I'm posting blind.