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Re: 1928 Tate-Mellon San Francisco FRN's
Though S&L did not have any dates, it did list the range of S/N for these: The $5 went from L000 to L11189914, and the $10 went from L000 to L06035933. Based on Jamericon's dates, the $5 was… (View Post)1 -
Re: 1928 Tate-Mellon San Francisco FRN's
Nice set! My best source for printings by date would be Schwartz & Lindquist, but that book said nothing about this. Be aware though, that notes were often printed on dates much removed from the … (View Post)1 -
Re: How many Numismatic items did you purchase in 2025?
About 30. I did a good job keeping to my budget for the first half of the year, but then some rare things came up, and I did what I had to do and went over budget! Now I am taking it slow (cheap) and… (View Post)1 -
Re: Auction theory
There is a difference between auctions for businesses as investment and for collectibles. For businesses investments, you are buying some future income stream, i.e. money, and so there is some price … (View Post)2 -
Re: are these real or copies $1 bill
The bottom one (United States note) is definitely a copy. The note should not be monochrome. I am 98% sure the top one is also a copy, though I would like to see the signatures better. Genuine signat… (View Post)1