1993 Double Print Error Note (Pics)

It is a real Federal Reserve Note but not a real error. What you have is a note that was cut from a sheet(32 notes) by someone intentionally trying to create an "error". The serial number 99XXXXXX is the clue- serial numbers that high only come from collector sheets. If you have a note with an offset like that on only one side, you would have a very nice and valuable error. In case you were wondering, the BEP sells $1 collector sheets for $55 as well as partial sheets and other denominations
http://www.moneyfactorystore.gov/un...urrency.aspx

As for value, it is all but worthless because it would be almost impossible to get a bank or merchant to accept it as a genuine $1 bill The only value it has is as a novelty.

Unfortunately candras, biokemist6 is correct. While I did not know about the collector sheets thing, I can tell due to the number spacing. 100,000 difference means that there are two different notes probably coming from the same sheet, but with a 'vertical' separation of four notes between the two. No way could they be side by side. The numerical difference between the two notes would have to be 160,000 in order to be plausibly authentic.

I'm with you Bryan, a fantastic job on seaming the two halves together. I am totally perplexed about how perfect it appears. I am thinking that this could be a intaglo print.