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Rest in Peace
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 I've seen notes with the stuck/uneven serial numbers for sale on ebay. I recall they were called "roll errors". I don't know if they ever sell. If there's a premium value for that I don't think it would be much. No harm in keeping it. I've found a few and I kind of think of them as less than perfect quality rather than an actual error. The two twenties would fall into the 'almost fancy' serial number category. Not fancy serial numbers -- just sort of close to maybe being one. No premium value for those. Keep hunting. They're out there..... |
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Pillar of the Community
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Valued Member
United States
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I don't believe there is a vast market for them. Post in on ebay and see what the interest is. You never know. |
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United States
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Welcome to CCF.
I agree, not enough difference to realize a premium......spenders
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New Member
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Just checked a few listings on ebay, looks like the stuck digit does bring over face value, so I'll keep that for now, as for the others, I was pretty sure that 12200121 was cool, just because of the descending number within it. The other one now that I think about it was close to a super repeater, but not exactly, so I'll spend that one. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Make sure you are looking at sold values and not just auctions.
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New Member
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Yup, checked the sold auctions, they went for around $10, so its something.
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Rest in Peace
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Condition matter on errors just like anything else that's collectable. It appears that your note has been folded -- so maybe it is worth a little less than one that has not been circulated much. Anyway, if you don't want it for your collection -- why not sell it and let someone else enjoy it?  |
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Never said I didn't want it for my collection, I'm new to collecting currency, so I want something to start off with. I personally like errors, they just fascinate me, so I'll keep this. I'm just surprised how the 12200121 isn't considered anything worthwhile, looks cool to me :)
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New Member
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I'm more concerned on grading this one rather than keeping it. The other two were the ones I was wondering if I should keep or not.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Personally and respectfully, none of the notes posted are examples I would deem candidates for third party grading......just my opinion.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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 The stuck-digit note would hardly be worth selling after fees, effort aside |
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Alrighty then, I'll keep it as it is then. Thank you all!  |
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I'll keep it as it is then.  Just a suggestion: Make a note of the error and the possible premium value on this date. |
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