Steve_in_Tampa ✭✭✭✭✭

I believe that you’re asking about “original paper quality”. The hallmark of an unmolested circulated banknote. In the old days it was almost commonplace for dealers to “improve” notes by washing and… (View Post)

Probably because almost 4M of these replacement notes were printed and there’s plenty of survivors. (View Post)

> Mead is still around. Now it’s the MeadWestvaco Corporation. (View Post)

No. Their security paper was used to produce certain 1963 and 1963A $1 FRNs, and later they were bought up by Mead Paper Products. (View Post)

Very nice. The end of the line for small-size $5 Legal Tenders. Thanks for sharing. (View Post)