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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Top note in my collection is the 1957 5 shilling Hamilton Bermuda note...gorgeous!
see pics here at the FORUM auction site.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Edited by wd1040
07/31/2009 02:43 am
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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 2nd print shift error, AU the reverse is perfectly centered |
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United States
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I have many, many notes. However I truly enjoy the 1924 Choice and crisp uncirculated $20.00 gold certificate I own. The reason is that it goes back to the history of U.S. coming off the gold standard, the depression that followed and the key is the History of the Charles Lindberg's child being kidnaped. History shows that they were certain of the guilty, due to the ransom was paid in these Gold Certificates, which were no-longer authorized to have by the general public.  |
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United States
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Well Sean here are the scans. I have another 10 dollar bill thats not a star note and I got the two a little mixed up in my head. This one is the rougher of the two and is a 1934 not 1934 A. Enjoy.   If anyone could give me an idea on value I would appreciate it. Also sorry for the edits but this is my first time uploading images and It wasn't going well.  Edited by Siuol
07/31/2009 12:25 am
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United States
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very cool,=) I only have like 3 star notes, and none are close to that old.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Just a note about Biokemist's note, his is the real deal. If you see one on ebay, you'll have to watch if its serial begins with the number 99. That means it was a part of an uncut sheet, and it was simply altered that way. Hey Richard, would that gold $20 be the Washington with technicolor? May we see it? |
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United States
273 Posts |
So I just found this five and I think that it is one of the coolest bills that I have found to date. It is mint uncirculated. My work got a couple of straps of fives and this was in one of them. So I was the first one to see it and promptly grabbed it. Serial number is IA01982507*. There is a birth date in the serial as well as it being a star. Thats not all front plate is fwD3 back plate is 3 and the bill position is you guessed it D3. Here are some scans.   Also recently I picked up 9 mostly sequential uncirculated star notes with serial numbers C 00494288 * 90,91,92,93,94,95,96,99. Needless to say I was pumped when I saw them. Hope everyone enjoys |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Mine's just a 1963A $1 bill in EF that I got from a bank a couple years ago...
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Valued Member
United States
447 Posts |
heres mine..my fiancee found this at her work for me last month  |
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United States
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This is my favorite, bad pic taken through plastic holder. Bill is absolutely perfect, no flaws. Any premium for the serial # (haha)  Edited by adco1149
08/31/2009 3:40 pm
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United States
273 Posts |
Both of those bills are sweet! @ luckyrollers That is a pretty sweet third print shift error. Also is your picture not centered or is it miscut as well. If so even better for you. Here is one I found a few days ago. Its not as shifted as yours but still cool.  @ adco1149 I have never seen a serial number that low! It has to be worth a few extra bucks. How did you come by it? Perhaps a thread should be started like in the coin forums for a circulation find / latest acquisitions page? I know I like looking at cool things people find. |
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Valued Member
United States
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Siuol,
Purchased that note @ a show about 30 years ago. It's just been chillin in the safe.
Not sure what I paid, I know it wasn't cheap. Need to have it slabbed.
Thanks for looking
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United States
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Both of those bills are sweet!
@ luckyrollers That is a pretty sweet third print shift error. Also is your picture not centered or is it miscut as well. If so even better for you. Here is one I found a few days ago. Its not as shifted as yours but still cool.
Its a miscut also. too bad its not in better condition. But always a good find. |
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United States
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Actually is that bill a second print shift error? I think you can see a portion of the bill above it in the top left hand corner. If you take a normal bill and center it over this one and the and the serial numbers and the seals are in the same place on both bills it is a second print error rather than a third print with a miscut. At least I think that is how you could find out. Either way it is an awesome find.
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Posted 07/29/2009 8:31 pm
