Miscut bills But for starters I pulled 4 20 dollar bills a couple days ago. These star notes are more rare and thus more valuable. Gold Certificates are bills issued between 1863 and 1933 in denominations ranging from $10 to $10,000. if (ad1==1) { The front of every bill has a ink bleed through on front around face. I have a 1990 $10 bill where the paper was cut on the left side with no white paper showing. I have a curculated 1996 $100 bill with mismatched serial numbers by just one digit. Printing errors can greatly affect the value of a bill. I am not a "bill collector" persay,but can't the mint create an error like this? Paper money dealer Frederick J. Bart from Executive Currency in Roseville, Mich., said as inverted overprint errors began to surface, bearing seals for Federal Reserve Districts other than Philadelphia, collectors began to assemble collections of Series 1974 $1 Federal Reserve notes representing all 12 districts. A photoelectric eye subsequently added to the COPE prohibits otherwise normal sheets of notes from being inserted upside down or inverted in the way that created the plethora of inverted overprint errors. This may all be confusing, but there are no mistakes in the dates on our money as far as the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing is concerned. 1864 > $10 Dollar > T68 . The information printed by the overprinting press include Treasury and Federal Reserve District seals, district numbers and serial numbers. Once the overprinting was completed, the overprinted notes were cut down into single notes for strapping in quantities of 100 notes per strap, with the straps then put into shrink-wrapped 4,000 notes bricks.. ty for your time. Insufficient inking errors result from poorly or inadequately filled printing plates. On the back of each bill they have ink smears on top border, bottom border and on the center of the bills. Examples of inverted overprint errors are also reported for Series 1974 $5, $10 and $20 Federal Reserve notes from different Federal Reserve Banks, so collectors could also consider a denominational inverted overprint error set. I have a miscut 1969 A series $100 note. I have a 20 dollar bill that has the face in the bill outlined on the front of the bill the second face thats in the bill so people cant counterfit, can you tell me if its worth anything. During the printing process, ink is rolled onto the plates, filling the recesses of the design. What do you think this is worth? 1917 bills even without errors are worth something! Mismatched serial numbers are errors and do sell. Should I spend the $ to have it graded? Printing errors are very common for paper money. Yet Another Forum Game - Numismatic Go Fish! It might be worth just $2; hard to tell without seeing it. Michael, the miscut/misprint gets to be significant when some of the next bill shows up. Prescott stated in November 1976 that an investigation was launched into the printing of several hundred notes bearing the inverted overprint error. Im sure you guys know way more than me so please help if ya can! I got some pretty cool stuff I could show you! While a rational theory, note that the errors described or pictured here are not caused by wet sheet transfer, or ink transferring from still-wet sheets to other sheets. Soon after Jones find, 22 $1 inverted overprint error notes bearing the seal of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City were identified at a Denver grocery store. if (ad1==3) { Rick Flare! Please, feel free to email me back at megansherrow7@gmail.com. Hi Fran Join the Cool Serial Facebook group and post a picture of your bill there! Hard to know without a picture. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});