Ok, maybe 3 dollars. They show the one stack split and a note shows. Even so, what good would they be sealed in acrylic like that? I think you would destroy them if you try to take them out in about any manner.
It's certainly a cool item but the seller claims there's $500 face within it and that's plain wrong and a misrepresentation. Also,not to nit-pick but what's with the crazy expensive shipping.Someone got taken bad on that deal(most likely because they believed it really has $500 in it).....unless the buyer really believed it is worth that much without the $500 in it.If that's the case,I would venture a guess that he is in a very small group that would agree.
Collector of numeral seals.That's the 1928 and 1928A series of FRNs with a number rather than a letter in the district seal. Owner/operator of Bottom Line Currency
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Ok, maybe 3 dollars. They show the one stack split and a note shows. Even so, what good would they be sealed in acrylic like that? I think you would destroy them if you try to take them out in about any manner.
It's certainly a cool item but the seller claims there's $500 face within it and that's plain wrong and a misrepresentation. Also,not to nit-pick but what's with the crazy expensive shipping.Someone got taken bad on that deal(most likely because they believed it really has $500 in it).....unless the buyer really believed it is worth that much without the $500 in it.If that's the case,I would venture a guess that he is in a very small group that would agree.
I had one of these as a conversation piece back in the 1970's. There are only two $1 bills inside.