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Yeah thats all that I have now that I sold the note. Thanks for all the help.

Do you think it has a higher chance of grading 15 or 25?

He inspected it with a microscope thing around the edges and a little bit on the bill then held it up to the light. But I think that was to just check for repairs or damages. Right?

Alright. But theres no way they would’ve thought it would’ve graded a VF25 right with all the folds and soiling?

The thing is the shop is known for lowballing but I still don’t think they thought it would’ve graded a VF25 because it doesn’t look close to any of the ones i’ve seen.

I don’t they it would’ve graded a 25 and I think they probably thought the same because they spend $310 plus around $50 for grading and make around $250-$300 even though there known for lowballing $310 is still kind of a lowball. Right?

The store was kinda known for lowballing though, I probably could’ve got more if I auctioned it I probably would’ve got $500 after grading fees and taxes but theres nothing I can do about it now.

They’ll probably get it graded and sell it for $650-$700 that sound about right?

I sold it to my local coin shop I sold it for $310 I know it was a bad deal but whatever. They were kinda known for lowballing.

What do you think of the video with the backlight? Does it look worse better or the same?

I may. https://imgur.com/a/KHJCRVS Here is a video with the light.

And on the front of the bill only would you give it a 25 or 20 because the edges and margins are really dirty and folded but the bill looks good other than a few spots that are slighter dark.

Also is this soiling and will they deduct for this?

That make sense i guess. Also I was looking through some notes and some notes had a little piece of paper missing from the top but it didn’t get a comment or net grade?

But how come I’ve seen some notes that like have a 15 back and a 20-25 front and the note is usually a 20?

That’s really how it works? I though it like one side is a 15 and the other side is a 25 they’ll give it like a 20

To you does the front look like a 25 or 20? Cause the center looks like a 25. But the edges or folded and rounded and dirty. So do you think its closer to a 25 or 20?

But to inspect both sides of the bill and all the folds. Only 15 seconds each?

Is it true that each grader only looks at the note for like 15 seconds each?

I was looking at notes and basically none of the VF25’s had the same amount of folds on the back as mine and not as much soiling as well. But the 15’s also looked in a lot worse condition. Mine looks to be around a 20. Because the front is close to a 25 but the margins being soiled and the corners folded and then the back is brownish and has lots of folds and lots of soiling on the margins. It looks like a 20 to me. The 25’s had very nice edges and most of the paper was more whitish and looked newer and didn’t have as many margin and corner dirtiness and the backs pretty much all only had 1-3 folds for the 25’s. What do you think?

But it has a ink mark.

Do you think theres any chance it could get 25 or 15? Because the back is pretty bad. But the front is good.

What would you guess this note would grade? And there is an ink spot on the V.

What do you think it would grade?

What would these notes grade if you had to guess?