Unusual 3RD Print.. Unsure Of Value Do To Rarities.

I had taken the liberty of rotating and cropping your note for further examination before commenting, and see both positive and negative issues here..

The note looks to be higher grade, and at the touch should feel a crispness in the paper (I know it's 75% Cotton - 25% Linen), and not soft of limp..

On the positive side, I believe it is a genuine Insufficient Inking error and don't think it was altered..

The negatives out way the positive thanks to all the Fake Inking errors listed on ebay everyday, and the lack of knowledge on genuine Errors submitted to PMG..

In all fairness, I started using PMG in 2006 and never had a problem until early 2016, when they refused to Holder my genuine BEP Cutting Error, and returned it as Questionable..

I did have to provide proof to the PMG Operations Manager before he agreed to Holder it a few months later..

After the last 2 Pakistan Errors I submitted last year, while they both Certified, they omitted the Serial Numbers on the Holder when they were included on the forms, the most important part of the Errors.. (I now Holder/Seal my own Notes)

I would be surprised if PMG Certifies your note on the first try, especially with all the Fake Errors on the Bay..

Good luck..

They're going to say it has to be submitted first, and can't guarantee it will be graded without confirming it's a genuine error..

I was just posting my recent problems with them..

I hate to be Debbie Downer but I have seen these errors on ebay from a few sellers that have many of them, crafted all slightly differently, but all missing or having faded third green overprint, seal and serial numbers. Recently there have been far less of these, I report them when I see them. There are different chemicals that affect different inks and depending on their concentrations and application will do different alterations or damage. I have seen the face, black ink print, removed to make the very in demand third, black and green, overprint only left behind and without affecting the note's back print. Often there is a ghosting of that black face print remaining that the true errors will not have. There are chemicals that will change the color of or completely remove the green back print and without affecting the face. And there are chemicals that will fade and or remove the green overprint without affecting any other inks. Be very careful with errors on the internet.