Also have several 1976s in sequence with uneven borders. adBanner1="https://www.papermoneyguide.com/ads/denlys.gif"; The 1985 series $10 bills are worth around $15 in extremely fine condition. The year that was printed on it is supposed to be 2006 and it is 2004. A printed fold occurs when an uncut sheet folds over and remains this way during the printing process. Any idea if they are worth anything? Just be sure to price it right. Hi John if you dont mind I have 2 questions I cannot seem to find answers for and am hoping maybe you can help me out. SPONSORED. Not straight alligned with rest of serial number. In the 1978 edition of the Coin World booklet, Paper Money Errors, Tom DeLorey and Fred L. Reed explain that the COPE incorporated built-in sensors to ensure that each step is executed correctly and to stop the presses when defects are detected. Hi Fran Join the Cool Serial Facebook group and post a picture of your bill there! I have a $10 where ink on the back never tried right or bled too much. Once the overprinting was completed, the overprinted notes were cut down into single notes for strapping in quantities of 100 notes per strap, with the straps then put into shrink-wrapped 4,000 notes bricks.. Again, the notes were stacked and allowed 48 hours for the black ink to dry properly. Keeping up with the dates of all these currency changes is not so straightforward, however. Imagine getting a $10 bill from the supermarket and finding out it was worth far more than that because of a printing error! I have a $10 bill with a lot of ink spots 2017, I have a one dollar bill and in the serial Number the second number is 6 and the upper right the 6 has a smear on the bottom and it looks darker. That is fantastic! Any ideas? If the note gets a fold in it during the printing process, part of the note's design will be offset from the other part. (click here to join). link1="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-7524149-10929496"; This inverted overprint $5 note bearing the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis seal, graded PMG Choice . Any value? Continue reading to learn more about these bills. Thank you very much for the information. Hi Doretha Join the Cool Serial Facebook group and post a picture of your bill there! Series 1974 inverted overprint errors were not just restricted to the $1 denomination. document.write('' + alt1 + ''); Likewise, the new $5 bills were authorized in 2006 but not issued until March 2008. Star notes by themselves are cool but there are a fairly large number of them. Also the top was cut right above the Federal Reserve Note writing. Reports of the first examples of the inverted overprint errors came in late October 1976 from Philadelphia professional numismatist Harry J. Forman who discovered a 30-note sequence of misprinted Series $1 Federal Reserve notes. I need help, any currency I touch speaks to me if that makes sense? The number in existence is very low. Around The World With Coins - A Coin Geography Game. The Bureau replaces destroyed bills by a reprinted bill called a Star Note. This complete blank back error was graded 66PPQ by PCGS and sold for $500. Meaning it looks like it might have been double stamped, but I dont know if thats even possible. It took 0.33 seconds to rattle this change. You can join Cool Serial on Facebook with this link and post it there: https://www.mightybargainhunter.com/go/fancy-serial-facebook-group. During the printing process, ink is rolled onto the plates, filling the recesses of the design. WHERE THE DATE IS IT HAS 2006 ON IT AND IT'S SUPPOSE TO HAVE 2008. Does it have the design thats characteristic for your bills year? The error adds to the value rather than multiplies the value, though , 1 HAVE $1 DOLLAR BILL IN THE TOP LEFT CORNER THERE IS WHAT LOOKS LIKE A DOLLAR COIN THAT IT IS PRINTED OVER. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});