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Bedrock of the Community
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ron - Here's the reverse of the N5A note. Like yours, not as good as the obverse.  |
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It's real fine, Coinfrog, not a mark and as white as could be.
That's an interesting account of the $1 eagles and the 1917 x-backs. I've noticed many low s/ns on the $1 1923 x-backs. In fact, it's to the point where anything over 2 digits on that series is commonplace.
I've never tracked the bills like you have but I probably will be now- esp since now I have a vested interest. I did a search not long ago of $2 battleships from auction archives. Found many low and interesting s/ns but only one in single digits. (I actually offered to buy a couple from the owners at a premium but they wouldn't sell.)
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I like those buddy dollars, Wheatback. How did you come to acquire both?
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Some really nice notes on this thread. One of my 12's...  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Stever - Super, I remember this note, and seem to recall you have many, many more.
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Bedrock of the Community
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All of these notes are excellent -- keep 'em coming. Great idea for a thread!
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Bedrock of the Community
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ron - Indeed, double digit and even single digit notes from the $1 1923 SC series are almost common, I suppose not surprisingly (total print runs for all the Black Eagle $1 SC series were around 3.7 million over a 25 year period, compared to a jaw-dropping 2.6 billion for the 1923 series in less than 7 years).
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I like those buddy dollars, Wheatback. How did you come to acquire both? I bought the 1923 first and saw the other dollar for sale about a year later. Thought it would be interesting to pair the two up. |
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No, you're not seeing double. Same denomination, same district, same serial number, same suffix letter, both are in PCGS 65 PPQ holders.........different series   |
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Talk about deja vu! That's amazing. Not to mention the other #12, besides! That's great. It has to be so hard finding the same s/ns, nevermind the same letters, too. Here's a ready-made pair I just saw. They're actually at auction right now on GC (I have no affiliation with the sale). Pretty cool-looking stuff but I'm tapped out.  |
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Here's my lowest s/n Black Eagle:   |
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Edited by CelticKnot
01/11/2018 6:36 pm
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That's a great-looking bill, Coinfrog. I love the double X! I hadn't seen many eagles with low or fancy s/ns being offered. Only two I saw in months I wound up getting.
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Shoot, CelticKnot. For $100k, I need to figure out where the Fed first puts its dollars in circulation. Then, I have to go shop there.
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