Consecutive Poker Chip notes

[Bob5292]

 

I just realized that I have a pair of 1923 $10 notes, with consecutive serial numbers. They were both graded a 55 EPQ. I sold one of them last week for $7k, but the my buyer fell through. I'm curious about how much more these would be worth if I sold them together since they are consecutive.

 

Thanks

Bob

[gpnyc]

I don't see much of an added premium since this is primarily a type note and very few people would want 2 of them. If you had the full cut sheet, it would be a different story.

 

As a collector, however, I would hate to see the pair broken up.

[kbsig106]

If you had them as a change over w/ the same S/N - that would be cool...

 

 

[dean1345]

Poker Chips are hard to find in any condition. Having consecutive numbered AU notes would bring some serious bucks. They are my favorite notes of all.

[dean1345]

Where are some pictures?

[dean1345]

This $10 1923 Poker Chip graded by PMG58EPQ sold last weekend For $6900.

 

[jtryka]

A changeover would be very cool, I have a reverse changeover pair of $1 SCs and from what I can gather they are worth a nice premium over normal uncs.

[kbsig106]

This $10 1923 Poker Chip graded by PMG58EPQ sold last weekend For $6900.

 

 

 

WOW, I love the reverse. I need to look into this series at the Jax, FL show in three weeks.

 

There were some excellent buys last weekend. I picked up the BEP Prem. $10 1995/1999 change over set - 24 notes total (12/12 matched SN's) for $300 less than the BEP was selling them for.

[gpnyc]

If he had changeover poker chips, I'd find it very interesting since there's only one signature combination - FR123 - for this type.

[jtryka]

Good point! DUH...

[kbsig106]

If he had changeover poker chips, I'd find it very interesting since there's only one signature combination - FR123 - for this type.

 

 

 

 

 

Legal Tender notes are not my thing - I'll stick with the FRN's....