50 Dollar Bill, Backside Completely With Green Ink

Nickleman,

Your last name isn't Mulder, is it?

Actually Nickelman is right...However some of the I 8's were not in use back in 2001. When we removed the Super 98's...which was a paperwipe version of the I-8, back in 1998, there replacements were Giori I 10...for anyone out there interested, the The Super 98's as they were called were built in the early 60's and again were paperwipe. They were capable of 8 thousands sheets per hour. So the newer Giori I-8's were capable of 8 thousand sheets per hour but were waterwipe and used a newer version of the 3 Color selective inking.

All currency production went to waterwipe for uniformity of waste disposal.

The I-10's are capable of 10 thousands sheets per hour. I 12 - 12 thousand per hour. Anybody know what the "other" name of the Super Orlof is?

Ceylon, I owe you apologies... even Lyn Knight calls this a "test note".... although in a totally different light than I have come to view the term..... you were not wrong.

http://www.new.lynknight.com/ShowAu...on_Id=154849

Here is another one (with the bar), that is referred to as an ink smear.

http://www.new.lynknight.com/ShowAu...on_Id=154870

Well jimmy69 that second link is one for you to keep an eye on. There is 15 days left in that auction as of the time of this post. Since that note is very similar to your $20 that should give you an idea of your note's value. So far it is up to $600 and may just keep climbing.