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2004 $20 star note misprint?? EK00257825

Started by Lori waits,

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Lori waits

Lori waits

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I am a cashier and seen this and bought it.  Being that it is a short run of 360k and its is a error print, I joined pmg in hopes of getting it properly graded.  I have several paper bills that are unique however I felt that this one was worth paying attention to.  Can anyone give me info on how to send this in and which tier it would go into for grading?

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Fenntucky Mike

Fenntucky Mike

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Looks like you've done some research on the note, I'm not convinced it's worth grading, that is if you were going to try and sell it for a profit. If you're planning on keeping it, that's a different story. A star note is good, a slight misalignment is also good but I'm not sure you'd get your money back. It'll be close. If there is some of the next note printed on it then it's a different story.

Looks like you would have to select the Economy Special tier when submitting. If you haven't already, I'd read this https://www.pmgnotes.com/services/Submitting.aspx and this https://www.pmgnotes.com/submit/services-fees/pmg/  to get an idea. You can also try posting in the Ask PMG section or give them a call for assistance.

I'd love to see some of your other error bills. 

Good Luck,

ddr70

ddr70

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22 hours ago, Fenntucky Mike said:

Looks like you've done some research on the note, I'm not convinced it's worth grading, that is if you were going to try and sell it for a profit. If you're planning on keeping it, that's a different story. A star note is good, a slight misalignment is also good but I'm not sure you'd get your money back. It'll be close. If there is some of the next note printed on it then it's a different story.

Looks like you would have to select the Economy Special tier when submitting. If you haven't already, I'd read this https://www.pmgnotes.com/services/Submitting.aspx and this https://www.pmgnotes.com/submit/services-fees/pmg/  to get an idea. You can also try posting in the Ask PMG section or give them a call for assistance.

I'd love to see some of your other error bills. 

Good Luck,

I agree with FM unless I'm missing something about the EK* block.  I even checked to make sure the stars were pointy end up.  Looks like a VF at best with ink at top.  

ddr70

ddr70

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May be a tougher block (EK Star).  Here's one that sold as a lot of two with another start note for $59.  Face value is $40 and the notes were Crisp Uncirculated. https://currency.ha.com/itm/federal-reserve-notes/fr-2090-k-l-20-2004-federal-reserve-notes-choice-crisp-uncirculated/a/141913-84399.s?ic4=ListView-Thumbnail-071515

you may need to create an account on heritage to see this--it's free and well worth it just to browse their prices realized. 

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