Currency Error: 2001 $1

DMWJR · May 16, 2003 6:16AM

Sorry for posting this here, but there is no "attachment" section to post on the currency board. (???)

Does anyone know what an error note like this might be worth?

hughesm1 · May 16, 2003 6:20AM

Maybe $1.05, seeing as its no longer CU (if you can get someone to pay that.)

MadMarty · May 16, 2003 6:24AM

I kinds like this one myself.

DMWJR · May 16, 2003 6:44AM

Alright smart guys . . . are you telling me this bill should just be spent? No currency error collectors would be interested?

Rampage · May 16, 2003 7:14AM

Doug.

I like the error note you posted.

I would add that to my collection.

If it is for sale, please let me know a price for it and I will see if it is within my limits.

Thanks.

Richard.

ursabear · May 16, 2003 7:20AM

I think it has value. It isn't top pop, but it is neat and interesting! Please don't spend it.

jonesy · May 16, 2003 8:32AM

Don't spend that bill! I don't know what it's worth either, but it is worth a premium.

Glenn

DMWJR · May 16, 2003 1:03PM

Alright, buttwads, here is the only bill I own that floats my boat . . . anyone want to play liar's poker?

coppercoins · May 16, 2003 2:09PM

Marty,

That note isn't an error. It was hand cut from a sheet sold to the public by the BEP. All serials beginning with '99' were from such sheets, so cutting "errors" aren't errors at all, but the craft of someone with a sharp exacto knife and a ruler.

numobri · May 16, 2003 2:10PM

NOW that ten is worth keeping.

foodude · May 16, 2003 2:25PM

I don't know about the cutting problem or error with the $1, but I note (no pun intended) that one of the printings is off center. Notice that the E on the righthand side at the end of the serial number is printed over a portion of the design. Also notice that the the treasury seal is not centered with respect to the "ONE".

Conder101 · May 16, 2003 11:41PM

On the error not, it is not mis cut but rather the second printing is out of place. The back of the note is printed first and you can see from the scan that it is well centered so it was printed properly. The third printing, the seals on serial numbers, are actually in the proper place. The second printing, or first face printing, is offset too far to the left. It does have some value but I'm afraid I don't know how much.

Currency Error: 2001 $1

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