1972 $5 RS Test notes to register

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I would like to register the following 1972 $5 RS Test notes.
RS8385369 AND RS8385372

Please advise if I'm in the wrong spot.
Thank you

another one on the popular auction site , RS8188737 VF     , sold for $405  US

another one on the popular auction site , RS8188737 VF     , sold for $405  US

 Have to tell you it's not VF but actually VG-F and pressed. It's better when you can touch the note to grade for sure. Yes I am the person who bought it.

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Have to tell you it's not VF but actually VG-F and pressed. It's better when you can touch the note to grade for sure. Yes I am the person who bought it.

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Your image certainly matches your assessed grade of VG-F.  I'm willing to bet the image in the original listing did not look nearly the same.

Your image certainly matches your assessed grade of VG-F.  I'm willing to bet the image in the original listing did not look nearly the same.

 When I saw it listed on E!!!  , I did notice the folds in the note and did actually grade it at VG-F before I bid on it. It was an American seller listing this note and therefore might have graded it like some American TPG'S... 

 This seller I have got notes from before and one thing he doesn't do is actually list the details of the serial number in the auction description. So I was happy getting this note for $405, but even better was when he did the same for a 1937 J/A note that I managed to get for $330 which I would grade at VF+.

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