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Re: 1933 and 1933A $10 Silver Certificate Sheets
No, those were $10,000 gold certificates that were never released to the public but used between banks for large transactions. They had been circulated, redeemed and cancelled. They were issued aroun… (View Post)2 -
Re: Man hides $2M treasure including coins and PMs across country
Excuse for a vacation? Deductible business trip for Treasure Hunters, Inc. Lot's of reasons to participate other than get rich quick. (View Post)4 -
Re: When are US Banknotes declared "Genuine"?
I like the back on that Indiana national. ;) The PMG holder signifies a determination in itself that the note is genuine-the word "Genuine" does not appear anywhere on this PMG holder. When… (View Post)1 -
Re: Westchester Stamp, Coin, & Currency Show 11/29 + 30 @ Tarrytown Marriott
I'll have to plead the fifth on that. What was the other guy's name on Martine Ave.-the dealer we called "the French accent". I don't think that the accent was French-maybe h… (View Post)1 -
Re: When are US Banknotes declared "Genuine"?
I believe that some may be misunderstanding the question a bit. I think that the O/P is concerned that his notes might come back without a grade and only with a designation of "genuine" due… (View Post)2
