1953 rag $2 bill
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I got this note at the bank several months ago. There is a 2013 G4 on eBay now. Would my note get a straight grade or is it too damaged.
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Too far gone with the splits imo.
Will not get a straight grade with splits, tears, writing, etc. The $2 G4 on eBay is very, very worn without a single split, hole, tear. It's uniformly dark throughout and must be completely limp to be a Good 4. It's crazy.
Now, Fair 2 or AG3 are a bit different, limp of course, all in one piece, pinholes are very likely, uniformed circulation, but CAN miss a corner - (due to erosion usually), have a bit more fading and still get a straight grade.
Add any tape repairs, stains, restorations or large tears- and it will garner a net grade.
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Thanks for the info. My guess is that this had been folded up in a billfold and carried for some time.
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Indeed. Definite wallet piece.
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I buried my Dad wearing a new Dickies tan work clothes and his wallet with the $2 bill he carried for fifty years. He told me a guy has to keep a $2 bill “just in case”,
Too far gone to slab.
It’s only in Good condition and has no value above $2.
Even if it was in better condition and would get a straight grade I still wouldn't have it slabbed. You need at least a 65 and probably a 66 on these to make it worth grading.
Agree, too far gone. Here's an idea. Give it as a tip in a store with a "tip jar".