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2009 20 Dollar Bill Error?

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Friends I found this $20.00 bill strange sign. I examined it with magnifying glass. Its too crispy too be a hand placed teller error etc.

Also, there are Bluish Hairs all over the Bill that match the color the Sign. How can that happen? That there are exact same color hair in various places of the bill.

Has someone else seen this particular sign or where it comes from?


Appreciate your help.

God Bless
Beck

I dont think its saying MB just something else....maybe?



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It was put there after it was printed. The blue hairs are security threads present in all US bills.
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That's definitely saying "MB" in Olde English font. What it stands for, who knows.

And that it's stamped on post-printing, and that the blue "hairs" are present in all US notes. Since the stock is made using cloth, these fibers appear in the paper making it harder to counterfeit.
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