https://greatcollections.com/Coin/2092552/Fr-3001-B226-152--3002-B226-152--2013-1-New-York-Federal-Reserve-Error-Star-Note-Pair-With-Duplicate-Serial-Numbers-Rios-Lew-PCGS-Choice-Fine-15-Details-Very-Fine-25-2-Notes-Curated-By-Project-2013B

Auction Link: https://greatcollections.com/Coin/1995800/Fr-3001-B226-152--3002-B226-152--2013-1-New-York-Federal-Reserve-Error-Star-Note-Pair-With-Duplicate-Serial-Numbers-Rios-Lew-PMG-Very-Fine-20-Very-Fine-25-2-NotesCurated-By-Project-2013B

https://www.2013b.com/2026/01/series-2013b-graded-matched-pair-at.html

This is the complete set—the rare and elusive pairing of the Washington, D.C., and Fort Worth, Texas, printings, with identical serial numbers, B (example)*. This isn't just two notes; it's the conclusive proof of a fascinating Bureau of Engraving and Printing duplication event. As the Project 2013B guide explains, "only the pairing of two identical serial numbers from different plates conclusively proves a true BEP duplication error," and that's exactly what's being offered here.

Graded VF25 and VF20, this pair represents a piece of modern printing history that has driven significant collector interest. The project has already documented over 200 matched pairs, which have collectively generated nearly $200,000 at auction for sellers. This particular pair, coming up for bid this Sunday, offers a new owner the chance to own a confirmed and cataloged piece of this ongoing numismatic story.

Don't miss your opportunity to bid on a complete set from this renowned error. It's a centerpiece conversation starter that captures a unique moment in U.S. currency production.
**The Auction: ** https://greatcollections.com/Coin/2037485/Fr-3001-B226-152--3002-B226-152--2013-1-New-York-Federal-Reserve-Error-Star-Note-Pair-With-Duplicate-Serial-Numbers-Rios-Lew-PMG-Very-Fine-20-Details-Very-Fine-25-2-Notes-Curated-By-Project-2013B

**2013B error guide: ** guide.2013b.com

**Initial Discovery: ** https://2013b.com/2026/02/project-2013b-b06551601-duplicate-star.html

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https://rebrand.ly/2026mar29

12 notes with serial number starts from EA00000664, EB00000664, EC00000664…to EL00000664

Payment accepted via no fees PayPal Friends & Family or Venmo or Zelle ( add 3.5% for fees payment)
Includes: Free insured shipping to protect both Buyer and Seller
I ship quickly—usually the same day, but always no later than the next business day after payment is received.
price: $1800 with free insured shipping

Key Features:

Issued by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing – only 500 sets produced
Serial Number: 00000664 – low, neat, collectible
Condition: Choice / Gem Uncirculated (Crisp, flawless, never circulated)
Packaging: Original BEP holder included
Notes: 12 $50 Federal Reserve notes, one from each district (A → L)
Collector Value: Highly sought after by currency enthusiasts and investors

Why This Set is Special:

This is a limited-edition Premium set from 2004 with all notes sharing the same numeric serial, a key feature for collectors. The set is in pristine condition and retains full packaging, making it ideal for display or investment.

https://shorten.as/20260712

guide.2013b.com

PP F&F or a nice silver dollar

Binary Note (all 8s and 6s) - Best offer

Stamped 1976 $2 bill - Best offer

Also have this lot of random foreign currency, make an offer!

Update June 11, 2026

• Pauls Valley NB, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, Charter 7892, Series 1902, Plain/Date Backs
• First NB, Wynnewood, Oklahoma, Charter 5126, Series 1902, Plain/Date Backs
• First NB, Maysville, Oklahoma, Charter 8999, Series 1929, Type 1 or 2

Thanks!

Mailing list is free of course. Just send your email to fancycashcom@gmail.com if you don't already receive my mailings, offerings and sale lists.

Also feel free to let me know your collecting interests and niches.

I specialize in low, high, fancy and matching serials, with a particularly strong cache of the fanciest serial BEP items, as well as modern coin rarities.

I use Ebay mainly for advertising examples of what we have in our inventory. Look us up there under "Fancycashcom"

Thanks,

Surya Scott Wohl
Fancycashcom
Fancycashcom@gmail.com

Please offer via DM. Thanks!

First off - thanks mods for hopefully keeping this post here. I'm new and I respect you guys' space.

Im a journalist in the UK presently making a podcast documentary series about stackers and stacking, particularly with reference to gold. Its been great talking to all the folk about their stacks - but what I'd really value is a chat with those who made the decision to sell a significant portion or even all of their long-collected stack.

Its not so much about the monetary value achieved after years of stacking - its more about how it actually felt to part with it, and whether its a journey that could start again with new financial circumstances.

Im not so much talking about the numismatic element, so indeed I may be in the wrong forums, but hopefully there are enough of you guys that have stacked over the years and eventually cashed in.

Would anyone be up for a chat with me, and hopefully I can PM?

I would be very grateful.

Sincere thanks!
Ciaran

Auction:
https://shorten.as/2026jun07

https://www.ebay.com/itm/366435411111

https://www.ebay.com/itm/366435442694

66EPQ
https://www.ebay.com/itm/366435430973

https://www.ebay.com/itm/366435601635

https://www.ebay.com/itm/366435613083

and more coming ...

https://live.brunkauctions.com/online-auctions/brunk/highly-researchable-short-snorter-lot-macarthur-and-others-9179085

Unique opportunity:

I am offering a special uncirculated Swiss CHF 20.- bank note.

The** serial number is 21 K 6450064**.

Please note the unique serial number 21 K 6450064, which** incorporates the number 64 twice.**

Price : CHF 2'000.-

The price is negotiable.

I look forward to your offer.

Feel free to contact us. Thank you.

https://rebrand.ly/2026may24

PM me if interested. Plenty of board refs available on request.

1777 7 Pence Connecticut Colonial Currency Note 10/11/77 PMG XF 45 EPQ $150

Connecticut October 11, 1777 7 Pence, PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45 Exceptional Paper Quality.
From the Midnight Ride Collection- one of the most complete and impressive colonial paper collections ever assembled.

Bold printing, hand numbering, and signature of Ebenezer Plummer. Hard to find pedigree and EPQ designation.

Bank of England £10 1934-43 Operation Bernhard Nazi Counterfeit PCGS VF 35 $350

Bank of England £20 1929-34 Operation Bernhard Nazi Counterfeit PCGS VF 35 $350

In 1942, S.S. Major Walter Bernhard Kruger assembled a group of Jewish artists, engravers, printers, and technicians in the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp in order to counterfeit British paper money. The operation was massive in its scope. Nearly nine million notes were printed, totaling more than £130 million. While the Germans could not effectively introduce the notes into circulation en masse, they were nonetheless effective in stoking fears about the British money supply due to their impressive quality. Britannia is at upper left, and the denomination guilloche at lower left. Most of the counterfeits seen today are in mid-grade, and this example is a bright and pleasing representative from this historic narrative. The story of these notes is told in the movie, The Counterfeiters.

Asking my cost from several years ago on these. They're an amazing piece of history, but I still do not want to profit given the history of the notes. Identical note and grade just sold for $552 in Newman HERE.

Sold To: 123cents, 1Tommy, acloco, airplanenut, ajaan, ajia, ankurJ, bestclser1, BigJohnD, Bigjpst, Bob13, Boosibri, Broadstruck, Bustcuds, coinhoarder, coinkid855, CoinRaritiesOnline, collectorcoins, commoncents05, DanielBoone, DantesDad, derryb, drewsef, gambinodtx, GaryB, Golden, Greencopper, harry779, jdimmick, kklambo, lkeigwin, LukeMarshall, maprince230, meltdown, MFH, Milkcoin, Mkman123, morgansforever, Musky1011, mustanggt, okiedude, patches, ponderit, ponyexpress8, praedator, preturb, UltraHighRelief, savoyspecial, scrapman1077, shrub68, SlangNRox, Sonorandesertrat, splitaces, terburn88, whatsup, zas107

Former Lyn Knight auction, 1996

In particular you will find the numismatic items in the Project Mercury, Project Gemini, and assorted Apollo (1 - 17) categories.

Here is a link to the auction:

https://rrauction.com/auctions/details/740-space-exploration-aviation-and-meteorites/

BIN - $90 shipped
(CA-Venmo-Paypal available)

True auctions priced well below costs

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?item=366311690588&rt=nc&_trksid=p4429486.m3561.l170197&_ssn=route.us66

Fr 1611 1935B $1 SC E38004809D PMG 65EPQ GEM CU $19.99 NO RESERVE
https://www.ebay.com/itm/366139156951

Fr 1611 1935B $1 SC G99239098D PMG 65EPQ $19.99 NO RESERVE
https://www.ebay.com/itm/366139161945

and 7 more blocks being listed !

This is a Sterling silver currency note reproduction from the archives of the American Banknote Company.
The set of 6, of which this is number 1, was made in the 1970s and most have probably been melted in the big 1980 silver melt.
Serial number 69.

This discussion tells more about this item:
https://cointalk.com/threads/american-bank-note’s-silver-plates.247332/

And see this HA auction for the entire collection:
https://currency.ha.com/itm/miscellaneous/other/historic-american-currency-sterling-silver-banknote-series-abnco-international-silver-company-joint-issue-complete-set-of-six-total-6/a/3582-20472.s

Note, I only have note #1, not the entire series.
The piece includes a proof print of the note printed by ABNCo, an intaglio COA with someone's name on it (and with a fold in the paper), the silver banknote, and original folio. It is missing the descriptive booklet.

The note weighs 151.35g which is 4.8661 Troy oz of Sterling (4.5 oz ASW). It is wrapped in its original plastic wrap, which I have not removed.

I am asking $500 shipped to US addresses, but I am open to an offer.
Payment by PPFF, Zelle, or check. Save it from the melting pot!

12 notes with serial number starts from EA00000664, EB00000664, EC00000664…to EL00000664

Payment accepted via no fees PayPal Friends & Family or Venmo or Zelle ( add 3.5% for fees payment)
Includes: Free insured shipping to protect both Buyer and Seller
I ship quickly—usually the same day, but always no later than the next business day after payment is received.
price: $1800 with free insured shipping

Key Features:

Issued by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing – only 500 sets produced
Serial Number: 00000664 – low, neat, collectible
Condition: Choice / Gem Uncirculated (Crisp, flawless, never circulated)
Packaging: Original BEP holder included
Notes: 12 $50 Federal Reserve notes, one from each district (A → L)
Collector Value: Highly sought after by currency enthusiasts and investors

Why This Set is Special:

This is a limited-edition Premium set from 2004 with all notes sharing the same numeric serial, a key feature for collectors. The set is in pristine condition and retains full packaging, making it ideal for display or investment.

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