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1928 -G $2 Note. Grade?

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I'm curious about how this rough-looking note might grade. Just trying to learn. Only pics I have right now. Thanks.
1928--G-$2-Note.-Grade?
1928--G-$2-Note.-Grade?
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 Posted 06/19/2022  7:29 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add westernsky to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Around "fine" condition with some stains is my guess.
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I'd call it Fine (comments on back) referencing the tear in the top margin. It's something you'd see in a dealer's Junk Box if you were at a coin/currency show.
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This note would have lost almost all of it's buying power relative to 1928 prices.
If it had been kept in it's original CFU** condition from 1928 until now the owner may have broken even if sold in CFU** condition now.

** Crisp Flat Uncirculated. (original pristine condition).
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It's something you'd see in a dealer's Junk Box if you were at a coin/currency show.


I wish I had some good shows here. I paid ~$5.00 on ebay.
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Agree Fine with comments as noted. Worth little in this condition.

Here she is new -

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