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Interesting. Which ones are 'not' suspect then? Here is my personal favorite, I especially like the description and auction terms as well as the picture. I wonder how that tear/hole in the upper left serial number happened? Must have been with all of that circulation. http://cgi.ebay.com/5-five-dollar-e...em4aa271c202Edited by zeewool
06/26/2010 6:31 pm
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I wonder how that tear/hole in the upper left serial number happened? Must have been with all of that circulation He should get a softer eraser for the next batch :) |
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notes that were once in sheet form have a serial number over 99,000,000. That doesn't start with 99. |
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Yes, but it's a star note they have different runs.
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Not the only method I have heard of either.
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Edited by zeewool
06/26/2010 9:25 pm
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Thanks, I didn't stop and think that star notes would have different runs.
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My point was the very, very close relationship to serial numbers. The sheets that these notes came from were probably produced within minutes or seconds from each other.
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Edited by Nickelman
06/26/2010 9:42 pm
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What an interesting site Nickelman.....Thanks very much for posting that. I will bookmark that one.
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