Polymer $20.00 notes

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Hey, wow, this type of error exists on older series notes too...

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Well, however the "bite" was caused on this note, it might otherwise have had some value to someone born on March 23, 1985.

Hey, wow, this type of error exists on older series notes too...

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Whoever bit into it should really see their dentist to fix those broken teeth.

The point is......education!  How many times have we missed something at a period in time saying, what's the big deal, only later ---

Hey there are people like me who are totally with you. I have been studying polymer notes very carefully and I agree with you that there is something strange going on here.

But I do understand where others are coming from in terms of their perception of market value.

If you can please keep us posted if you find something interesting.

Regards

DEAN.  The white in the missing bite area is just a blank piece of paper placed over the notes during scanning. Other wise the upper part of the scanner, that does 35 mm slides, shows up on the scanned item. thanks TOMMYBOY