Image |
ID |
Error
Type |
Issue |
Fr. No. |
Series |
Den. |
Serial Number |
Description |
Grade |
Price |
|
SE38840 |
Misaligned Reverse Printing |
Silver Certificate |
1613 N |
1935 D |
$1 |
C 16020900 F |
An early
issue error in reasonably high grade with the reverse
misaligned by approximately one-half-an-inch horizontally to
the right |
AU+ |
$275 |
|
SE40311 |
Misaligned Face Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1975 K |
1977 A |
$1 |
K 27260723 B |
A portion
of the note to the right of this primary note is present
here with additional displacement toward the top of the face
of this note while the first (reverse) printing is
relatively well centered |
AU+ |
$225 |
|
SE38850 |
Misaligned Reverse Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2011 L |
1950 A |
$10 |
L 77636424 A |
This
example is much nicer looking than the technical grade
assigned illustrating about a one-half-inch vertical
misalignment with respect to the obverse |
VF+ |
$295
SOLD |
|
SE39140 |
Misaligned Reverse Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2011 C |
1950 A |
$10 |
C 96067931 A |
The first
printing (reverse) is shifted toward the top-left resulting
in misalignment with respect to the obverse and subsequent
cutting of the note |
VF+ |
$295 |
|
SE39621 |
Misaligned Reverse Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2175 B |
1996 |
$100 |
AB 50384885 W |
The first
printing (reverse) is shifted toward the top-left resulting
in misalignment with respect to the obverse, which is very
well centered, and subsequent
cutting of the note |
XF |
$275 |
|
SE40252 |
Face to-back offset printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2028-L |
1988 A |
$10 |
L 47092572 B |
A full reverse transfer to
the face is seen on this lightly circulated example; the
centering is shifted slightly toward the top-right within
uniform margins |
Ch AU+ |
$375 |
|
SE40001 |
Extra dark back-to-face offset printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2077 F |
1990 |
$20 |
F 25480262 A |
This is the
darkest, most complete reverse to face offset error I
have seen, without a doubt a first generation printing and
on a Twenty Dollar issue, to boot which just increases
the scarcity of such an error; PMG has graded it 66 EPQ
which also elevates it's attractiveness |
S Gem CU |
$1250 |
|
SE40341 |
Back-to-face offset printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2121 A |
1981 A |
$50 |
A 2957373 A |
Fifty
dollar error notes are relatively uncommon in comparison to
the lower denominations, this on is a well inked first or
second generation b-to-f offset of the first printing
certified by PMG as a Very Fine 30; for the grade, the
surfaces are very clean and bright |
VF++ |
$495 |
|
SE38910 |
Insufficient Inking of the 1st Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1995 L |
2009 |
$1 |
K 74774406 C |
The entire
reverse, first printing, plate failed to receive any inking
for this run; PNG graded this error Gem Uncirculated 66, PPQ
to recognize the superior paper quality and embossing that
can be seen in the note |
S Gem CU |
$650
SOLD |
|
SE40251 |
Insufficient Inking of the 1st Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2082 L |
1995 |
$20 |
L 95920313 E |
Tiny
remnants from prior inking are seen on this lightly
circulated example of insufficient inking on the subsequent
printing of the reverse of this example, graded by PCGS as
Choice About New 58 with the added designation, PPQ |
Ch AU++ |
$450 |
|
SE39551 |
Moderately misaligned 3rd over printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1905 G |
1969 B |
$1 |
G 95285006 B |
This example of a
significantly shifted 3rd over printing was plucked from
circulation and exhibits good centering within uniform full
margins |
VF |
$145 |
|
SE39000 |
3rd over printings on the reverse |
Federal Reserve Note |
1910 B |
1977 A |
$1 |
B 59027163 L |
Graded Very
Choice New by PCGS with the PPQ designation, this Federal
Reserve Note's Serial Numbers, Treasury Seal and Federal
Reserve Seal were printed on the reverse of the note,
leaving a clean face with only the second printing present |
V Ch CU |
$550 |
|
SE39571 |
3rd over printings on the reverse |
Federal Reserve Note |
1985 K |
1995 |
$5 |
K 81089968 A, 69 A, 70 A & 71 A |
Two consecutive $5 FRN with
3rd over printings on the reverse with adjoining bookends
for a total of four notes. The centering of all of the
notes is shifted slightly toward the bottom on both the
obverse and reverse
|
Ch CU |
$1495
SOLD |
|
SE39591 |
Misaligned 3rd over printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1910 B |
1977 A |
$1 |
B 49323557 G |
Graded CU
62 by PCGS with Premium Paper Quality, the 3rd over printing
on this example is shifted downward within relatively
uniform full margins on both the face and reverse |
CU+ |
$95 |
|
SE39601 |
Misaligned 3rd over printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1910 B |
1977 A |
$1 |
B 49323549 G |
A sister to
the above note, with the 3rd over printing shifted downward
within relatively uniform full margins on both the face and
reverse, this example was graded CU 62 by PCGS with Premium
Paper Quality |
CU+ |
$95 |
|
SE39581 |
Misaligned 3rd over printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1910 B |
1977 A |
$1 |
B 49323548 G |
The
centering of this FRN issue is offset toward the top of the
note and 3rd overprinting misaligned such that the green
serial numbers are printed over the left signature and
printing facility; the FR seal and Treasury seal are
displaced vertically with the lower "2s" landing on the
linear image at the bottom |
AU++ |
$80 |
|
SE39561 |
Misaligned 3rd over printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
1976 J |
1981 |
$5 |
J 03654356 A |
The margins
on this misaligned 3rd overprint example are quite good with
only the verso showing a slight shift toward the top margin;
the misalignment of the overprint is toward the bottom left
and is classified as minor, but is readily notable upon
examination |
Ch AU+ |
$95
SOLD |
|
SE39541 |
Printed fold-over |
Federal Reserve Note |
1913 C |
1985 |
$1 |
C 17124422 B, & 23 B |
The
lower left corner of this example was folded over prior to
the 3rd printing process resulting in one of the Federal
District "3's" and the green "C" of
the serial number were printed on the margin of the
reverse of the note; the subsequently numbered note is also
included
|
Ch CU |
$125 SOLD |
|
SE36500 |
Gutter Fold on Face & Reverse |
Federal Reserve Note |
2070 L |
1969 C |
$20 |
L 99043861 B |
The gutter
fold is noted on both surfaces indicating that the original
full sheet contained the paper fold before the first (back)
printing and remained that way throughout the entire BEP
printing process |
VF |
$65 |
|
SE36470 |
Shifted Overprint (down & to the right) |
Legal Tender |
1509 |
1953 |
$2 |
A 22793322 A |
The
final overprint is shifted downward, overlapping the
signer's title and approximately ¼
inch to the right
|
VF |
$35
SOLD |
|
SE36480 |
Ink Smear, Verso |
Federal Reserve Note |
2071 L |
1974 |
$20 |
L 46724513 D |
A small
vertical ink smear on the back at the right end of this
issue occurred during the first (reverse) printing
|
Unc |
$75
SOLD |
|
SE36490 |
Gutter Fold, Face Only |
Federal Reserve Note |
2076 A |
1988 A |
$20 |
A 65141557 A |
The fold in
the paper of this error occurred after the first
printing (reverse) had been completed and before the second
printing (the face) |
VF |
$75 |
|
SE38810 |
Insufficient Inking of the 2nd Printing |
Federal Reserve Note |
2072 G |
1977 |
$20 |
G 57924238 B |
PMG
assigned the grade of Choice Uncirculated 63 with
Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ) to this error that lacked
proper inking on the upper portion of the image during the
second (face) printing |
Ch CU |
$475
SOLD |
|
SE38800 |
Mismatched S/N on a Replacement Note |
Federal Reserve Note |
1916 G |
1988 G |
$1 |
G 00404067 */ G 11404067 * |
An error on an error or damaged note
replacement issue (star note). An unusual and
significant double error graded by PMG as a Very Fine 25 and
printed by the Fort Worth, Texas printing facility
|
VF+ |
$525
SOLD |
|
SE39010 |
Obstructed first printing (reverse) |
Federal Reserve Note |
1908 L |
1974 |
$1 |
L 85751768 E |
A foreign object was laying on the paper
during the first printing of this Federal Reserve Note; the
foreign object subsequently fell off or was removed; all
other aspects of the issue are correct |
Ch XF+ |
$95
SOLD |
|
SE38820 |
Obstructed Overprint of Seal & Serial Number |
Federal Reserve Note |
1951 A |
1928 A |
$5 |
A 11851249 A |
PMG assigned the grade of Choice About Unc
58 to this early high grade issue, also noting a tiny margin
tear at the top center, not penetrating the frame line; they
also identified this error as "Insufficient Inking of the
Overprint" but careful examination leads me to believe
this is an obstructed overprint blocking the seal and upper
Serial Number--the S/N embossing is quite evident with no
trace of ink present |
Ch AU++ |
$1395 |
|
SE36510 |
Cutting Error, Butterfly |
Silver Certificate |
1935 E |
1614 |
$1 |
R 50975317 G |
After all printing was complete and before
cutting, the corner of the sheet was folded resulting in the
"butterfly" when the folded portion was returned
to its normal position |
VF |
$195 |
|
SE36520 |
Cutting Error, Butterfly |
Silver Certificate |
1935 D |
1614 W |
$1 |
A 61273086 G |
After all printing was complete and before
cutting, the corner of the sheet was folded resulting in the
"butterfly" when the folded portion was returned
to its normal position |
VF |
$150 |
|
SE36390 |
N/A |
Federal Reserve Note |
2003 |
1928 B |
$1 |
B 88928688 F |
This note, exhibiting five 8's in the
Serial Number, is well centered within large uniform full
margins
|
Gem XF |
$20 |
|
SE36410 |
N/A |
Federal Reserve Note |
2003 A |
1931 G |
$1 |
G 93996999 E |
Six 9's are seen in the Serial Number
on this Federal Reserve issue which is well centered within
large uniform full margins
|
Ch AU |
$35 |
|
SE36400 |
N/A |
Federal Reserve Note |
1995 |
1922 J |
$1 |
J 44444044 M |
The Serial Number on this well
circulated Federal Reserve Note contains Seven 4's with a
single Zero near the center
|
F+ |
$30 |
|
SE36380 |
N/A |
Federal Reserve Note |
1963 |
1900 L |
$1 |
L 07777779 B |
Six 7's are seen in the Serial Number
on this Federal Reserve issue which is well centered within
large uniform full margins
|
XF |
$35 |
|
SE38140 |
N/A |
Federal Reserve Note |
1999 |
1925 K |
$1 |
K 66262662 G |
This
note has the centering shifted very slightly toward the left
on the obverse and the top-right on the reverse and displays
5 6's and 3 2's in the Serial Number
|
Ch CU |
$25
SOLD |
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