This note has uncirculated qualities with some stains which is really too bad it is really crisp and bright it also has a paper hump that I dont think is a fold because there are no creases . TOO bad

 

UP FOR BID IS A 2003 A STAR ERROR NOTE SIGNED BY FREDERICK BART, AUTHOR OF "PAPER MONEY ERRORS" VOL. III STAR NOTE IS GRADED GEM NEW 66PPQ BY PCGS PPQ MEANS SUPERIOR PAPER QUALITY.

 

I Bought a 1891 )ne Dollar Martha Note,But Only Half,50 Cents? Well Here it is,No Other Half. Shipping is Free,I Don’t Ship International,U.S and Canada Only,I Do Combine all orders.Please Ask Any Q

 

Thank you for taking the time to view this item for sale. You are bidding on (1) 2004 = $ 20. United States note. In circulated condition. "ONLY 640 000 OF THESE NOTES WERE PRINTED." Pay Pal ONLY Sell

 

I put circulated as it appears to have a fold mark but note is very crisp and no signs of circulation,I am disposing of my personal collection and starting at .99 cents with no reserve. Have some very

 

All items are guaranteed authentic. I am not a professional grader, so please always examine photos/scans to judge the condition of the item(s) for yourself. ITEM: This auction is for a circulated Ser

 

Please do not ask to end the auction early or make offers. Buyer is responsible for all state sales taxes.. Please let us invoice you after the auction ends. Normal mail in the U.S takes 7-10 days..th

 

LOW STARTING BID Priced to Sell 1935A Hawaii noteLC Block CGA GEM 66 Look for other HIGH grade notes and error notes I will be listing this week

 

. Allied Military Currency was a form of currency issued by the Allied powers during World War II, to be issued to troops entering liberated or newly occupied countries, as a form of currency control.

 

UP FOR BID IS A 1928-A $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE ~ BLUE SEAL ~ SERIAL #A21737045B WITH BACK PLATE #2515 - NO RIPS, NO TEARS, NO HOLES! FUNNY BACK!!! TRUE AUCTION .99 CENT STARTING BID AND NO RESERVE, so t