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Special => Error Notes => Topic started by: ikandiggit on October 20, 2010, 09:25:24 pm
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Found this one for sale on ebay:
[edit] Removed eBay link as per Code of Conduct General Rules regarding forum posts[/edit]
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Yup and it's on my watch list :) Would be a nice addition in my collection .... You planning to bid on it ? What you think of the grade ?
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Yup and it's on my watch list :) Would be a nice addition in my collection .... You planning to bid on it ? What you think of the grade ?
No, I'm not bidding...as for grade, the edges look good but there is some rippling and a small crease in the center of the note but I don't see any serious folds. Nice condition otherwise.
Auction ended but I'm sure it will reappear.
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[edit]Hi guys, let's please keep on topic and keep postings of this thread to discussions of the actual note rather than on theoretical discussions regarding what actually happened to the note.
Furthermore the Code of conduct states:
If you have questions or comments about an item posted on eBay, do not include a link to the eBay item and do not mention the seller's name. Please only post an image of the note, and/or the text of the description. Any comments made or implied about the buyer or seller of the item may be treated as libel per the above rule. Similar rules apply to items found in auction catalogues, dealer inventories and elsewhere.
Thanks Wizard1 [/edit]
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Understood. :)
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Auction ended but I'm sure it will reappear.
It has. Starting price $999 USD.
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Im wondering how this is even possible? How do they accidentally flip over a sheet and apply serial numbers to the wrong side? So their must be an entire sheet of these notes 'out there'.
Does anyone have an idea on how this could happen?
It would have been nice to pick up the brick that had these notes in it.
Interesting!