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General => General Forum Comments => Topic started by: Gary_T on April 25, 2008, 10:41:51 am
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Check out this auction. It is for a 1935 french $10. He sold it last week for $515.00 and cut it in half by mistake while under other paper. I wonder how much it will sell for now?
I hope it's not a forum member.
Ebay item # 320244423873
Here is a pic.
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It actually makes me feel a little sick seeing that.
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I don't really understand. So he was gonna sell the bill and then he cut it by accident. Or did he just buy the bill for $515 and was trying to sell it again?
And i would be extremely mad if i did that. He seems very calm
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My understanding is that he was cutting cardboard for packaging other notes and didn't realize the note was underneath.
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The seller was at least extremely negligent to cut a such note by "accident"... :-\ :-\ :-\.
Or absent-minded to what he was doing... :'( :'( :'(
I would hide under the carpet to admit that I cut a note by accident... :-[ :-[ :-[
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It could always be worse....he could have used serrated scissors ;D
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Maybe with his "luck", he'll accidently slice the other side when he prepares to ship this out.
I think having two sliced pairs are better than one! He can consider it as a "set"... or better yet... turn this note into a collector's puzzle. ;D
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As a whole note it sold for $515. after being cut in half it sold for $117.50.
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It is a shame to cut a note in half. I sold a batch of notes to a company several years ago, and the guy in the office cut up a batch of notes, but they were not valuable, and they paid for them again.
Rick