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Bedrock of the Community
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Actually, this is the scarcer 1934 Series, not the common 1934A. Might make VF. Value closer to $500 in reality.
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The series 1934 with a back plate number of 317 and lower and serial 30865941-56729843 Would pull 500 in VF.
This 1934 Mule has a back plate of 417 and doesn't fall within that category.. I Dont see this note pulling anymore then $100 TOPS
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Pillar of the Community
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Very cool note and awesome history, id say it makes low VF. Nice note  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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CK - Could be, but not around here, for sure.  Edited by Coinfrog
03/02/2016 5:58 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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You have some very nice Hawaii notes, xinfantry. This one's in better shape than your short snorter but they're both solid.
Where did you happen upon these?
I love those Julian and Morganthaler signatures!
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CelticKnot I have 3 of them 2, $1 and 1, $20.. I got these 3 from a dealer that sold them to me for 10% above face value. I could not pass them up.
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Yeah, at 10% above face I'd buy them too. Nice score.
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Recent Heritage auction activity for this type:
Fr. 2304m $20 1934 Hawaii Mule:
Dec 11, 2012: sold for $164.50(w/BP) net: $140 (lot 34227)
grade: Very Fine +
Oct 16, 2012: sold for $89.00 (w/BP) net: $75 (lot 31312)
grade: Fine-Very Fine
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Dealer selling these at 10% over face value. He must live in a van down by the river.
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@Notehunter494,, That is what I said when I had seen it, they were on a discount table, and when I got these out of the safe too post them the other day on here the wife reminded me that he also had a $1000 US Currency for I think it was like $1100. and yes his business was in the basement of a house on our main street and is no longer in business.
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03/03/2016 11:17 am
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A $1000 note for $1100? You didn't happen to notice if it was a '28 or '34 did you? Either way, unless it was in terrible shape, a heck of a deal.
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Hmm.. This thread just got really weird.
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