Currency miscut value
Watergun
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Hi, I stumbled across an oversized $50 bill. The length is correct, but the height is bigger than normal. I was wondering if this had any significance in collection value. It's a series 2013, so it's rather new bill still in crisp condition. Thanks for your help on advance.
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How bout a nice clear image of the note, obv and rev. Thanks. Peace Roy
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If a genuine miscut error, it could have some value above face value.
If hand cut from an uncut sheet (which the BEP sells slightly above face value), it's only worth face value. The serial number would indicate if it was cut from a BEP collector sheet or one made for circulation (an error).