CPM Forum
Special => Error Notes => Topic started by: flyhigh888 on February 19, 2011, 07:51:06 pm
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Has anyone ever found a Journey $100 Mismatch?
Im curious, cause the journey mismatch database doesn't have any listed
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The mismatch Wiki is not well maintained. But to answer your question, no, I can't recall ever seeing one.
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Yes, I got one.
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Thats a very nice note viauauto!
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oh cool nice
How come the charlton book notes that the higher demoninations draws a lower premium when the higher demoniation error are harder to come by?
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Thats a very nice note viauauto!
Hey thank !
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oh cool nice
How come the charlton book notes that the higher demoninations draws a lower premium when the higher demoniation error are harder to come by?
I think (dont quote me on it) that it is mainly because there's less demand in general for higher denominations to begin with. People much rather collect 5s, 10s and 20s than to have multiple $100 notes just sitting around.
Collecting $100's and $50s represents (to some people) a substantial amount of investment. What you're describing doesn't just apply to the error notes sections, just look at the catalogue regarding anything to do with larger denominations and you will see the same kind of thing that you described
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I agree completely with Wiz. Even though what he said makes absolutely no sense, it's the truth. The high denomination notes are unpalatable to many collectors. Even when a mismatch error costs several hundred dollars, well above the face value of a $100 note, people still see a $100 note as tying up a lot of funds in the face value alone. Logic tells us that rarity and value should correlate really well, but in actuality, they don't. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you'll become a member of the pricing panel :D