@@Stuplubakcurrency Afraid i'm guilty of non-conformism again! I'm not really a major fan of the 'no reverse print error'. Doesn't grab me as much. C'est la vie.
@@Stuplubakcurrency just fyi. Changed my name to something a little more memorable than nfl2254fan69 and added a photo..lol. That was the name of the antique business I used to have...lol
I only started really trying to collect currency after I started watching your channel one month ago. I had the question about the 1950 $20 star note that you so kindly answered. Well, I'll be sending in my first notes soon. Exciting stuff.
Thanks for watching! If you are sending notes for grading, be really rough on your notes with lower expectations, that way you will be pleasantly surprised like I was.
@@Stuplubakcurrency excellent point. My family owned shares in a local bank a long time ago, and would give the grandkids crisp bills(2’s and 5’s) in bank gift envelopes. I stuck those in safe places for decades because the gift meant more to me than the money. Now, I’d like to have some graded in order to hand to my kiddo one day(along with the envelopes that had the writings of long gone relatives).
Great collection Stu, simply Amazing. I just picked up a $500 bill today at a local coin show. Man, it was pricey but I dont see it going down in value.
I am very happy for you that all came back graded,and none in a bodybag, especially the 1950 $10👍.But,as far as the Public Error note, actually it was an engraving error and not because the plate was cracked.If you think about,if the plate was cracked, wouldn't more than one letter be printed incorrectly? Wouldn't all the letters down the crack have come out wrong, just a thought.
I got a gutterfold but it's in a $1 note. The ten dollar missing half of its ink is really interesting I could see how you can thought that was a fake 😁👍
I can’t see how they thought it was real! For it to be real you need a billion to one shot with the second print followed by a billion to one third print error AND then have it get into circulation. I can’t figure a billion times a billion in my head but I’m pretty sure that makes this unique.
Nice! 3 or 4 of 11 to have them disagree isn't too bad considering how backlogged they have been. Yeah I do feel that they dropped the ball on noticing that the 1950 ten had two errors.
Awesome! I've been looking forward to this video. Your notes actually arrived sooner than I expected, I thought it was gonna take a few more months. I'm happy that the grades exceeded your expectations, that's definitely a win. I can't wait for next week's top 10, because I really wanna see what grade your 1886 Morgan Back received. I'm also interested in seeing how your 1901 Bison note graded.
You will happy to know I actually got the notes back sooner than you think. I sent them off in early January and got them back 3 weeks ago. I just already filmed and scheduled the 4 part notes with stories and didn't want to break that up. As for next week, all I will say is $$$$
I am finding on eBay that I can buy non-error PMG graded 64+/- for $43.00+/-. The same average fee to pay PMG. So why pay twice for the note and 2nd time for the PMG grade - which in total will cost more than one eBay PNG purchase.
I can't see the 'Cutting Error'. Just looks like a fold error to me. In England we call errors like this 'extra paper errors', or 'fins' or 'fish tails', depending what they look like probably. I like 'folded extra paper error' personally, but of course we can "see" the thing, and it is on a $100 note! I would guess pretty rare?!
That’s actually pretty funny. I didn’t think of it like that. It’s kinda like calling a gutter fold a printing error. 🤣😁In both cases the error is the paper, not the process
@@Stuplubakcurrency Just watched a 'Gutter Fold Error' video and the guy never said anything about a 'cutting error'! Where there's a will, there's a reckoning, i might guess.
Thanks again for these interesting video
👍🙏🏽👍
Love the 'Overprint on Back Error' ! As you say pretty coool ... he he
Oh it gets worse. Just wait!
@@Stuplubakcurrency Afraid i'm guilty of non-conformism again! I'm not really a major fan of the 'no reverse print error'. Doesn't grab me as much. C'est la vie.
Beautiful notes! Love them all and congratulations on the good grades!
Thanks!
@@Stuplubakcurrency just fyi. Changed my name to something a little more memorable than nfl2254fan69 and added a photo..lol. That was the name of the antique business I used to have...lol
I only started really trying to collect currency after I started watching your channel one month ago. I had the question about the 1950 $20 star note that you so kindly answered. Well, I'll be sending in my first notes soon. Exciting stuff.
Thanks for watching! If you are sending notes for grading, be really rough on your notes with lower expectations, that way you will be pleasantly surprised like I was.
@@Stuplubakcurrency excellent point.
My family owned shares in a local bank a long time ago, and would give the grandkids crisp bills(2’s and 5’s) in bank gift envelopes. I stuck those in safe places for decades because the gift meant more to me than the money. Now, I’d like to have some graded in order to hand to my kiddo one day(along with the envelopes that had the writings of long gone relatives).
This was exciting. Learned some new things.
I was really pumped to see this come in!
very cool, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Congratulations! Those are definitely awesome grades!
Thanks!
Very interesting notes! I personally don't know a lot about errors, so this really helps out a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice errors. You did very well. Thanks for sharing.
Wait until next week!!!
@@Stuplubakcurrency looking forward to it.
all are cool notes, good finds!!
Thanks!
👍🏻 Great information 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Great collection Stu, simply Amazing. I just picked up a $500 bill today at a local coin show. Man, it was pricey but I dont see it going down in value.
That’s a great note! It’s rare, it’s known. It’s recognizable. It’s wanted. Great pick up!
@@Stuplubakcurrency thank you sir. Keep the vids coming. I learned a lot from you. Wish you were closer to AZ lol
Really nice errors I like the 1993 $10
I was very surprised!
Congratulations on the EPQs
Thanks! I wasn’t even thinking about that when I sent them in. It was a very pleasant surprise.
I am very happy for you that all came back graded,and none in a bodybag, especially the 1950 $10👍.But,as far as the Public Error note, actually it was an engraving error and not because the plate was cracked.If you think about,if the plate was cracked, wouldn't more than one letter be printed incorrectly? Wouldn't all the letters down the crack have come out wrong, just a thought.
Thanks! I always thought of it as that particular letter cracking.
thank you, I would love to find error notes in circulation
I have found very few errors. I bought most of these.
I got a gutterfold but it's in a $1 note. The ten dollar missing half of its ink is really interesting I could see how you can thought that was a fake 😁👍
I can’t see how they thought it was real! For it to be real you need a billion to one shot with the second print followed by a billion to one third print error AND then have it get into circulation. I can’t figure a billion times a billion in my head but I’m pretty sure that makes this unique.
Nice! 3 or 4 of 11 to have them disagree isn't too bad considering how backlogged they have been. Yeah I do feel that they dropped the ball on noticing that the 1950 ten had two errors.
Just wait until next week! LOL!
great collection, did you find all these notes in circulation ?
Awesome! I've been looking forward to this video. Your notes actually arrived sooner than I expected, I thought it was gonna take a few more months. I'm happy that the grades exceeded your expectations, that's definitely a win. I can't wait for next week's top 10, because I really wanna see what grade your 1886 Morgan Back received. I'm also interested in seeing how your 1901 Bison note graded.
You will happy to know I actually got the notes back sooner than you think. I sent them off in early January and got them back 3 weeks ago. I just already filmed and scheduled the 4 part notes with stories and didn't want to break that up. As for next week, all I will say is $$$$
Great
Thanks!
I am finding on eBay that I can buy non-error PMG graded 64+/- for $43.00+/-. The same average fee to pay PMG. So why pay twice for the note and 2nd time for the PMG grade - which in total will cost more than one eBay PNG purchase.
It's always a better deal to buy notes that are graded already.
I can't see the 'Cutting Error'. Just looks like a fold error to me. In England we call errors like this 'extra paper errors', or 'fins' or 'fish tails', depending what they look like probably. I like 'folded extra paper error' personally, but of course we can "see" the thing, and it is on a $100 note! I would guess pretty rare?!
That’s actually pretty funny. I didn’t think of it like that. It’s kinda like calling a gutter fold a printing error. 🤣😁In both cases the error is the paper, not the process
@@Stuplubakcurrency Just watched a 'Gutter Fold Error' video and the guy never said anything about a 'cutting error'! Where there's a will, there's a reckoning, i might guess.
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i see eleven.