Errors

$10 19XX=FRN=MISSING 2ND PRINTING=PCGS 58 PPQ	-	$1,100.00	31m
$1.00 2003-A note with major printing error.	-	$1,400.00	39m
1988- A $1 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE SHIFTED OVER PRINT ERROR - SERIAL# B 52125235 F	1	$20.00	43m
$100 1996 NEW YORK INVERTED WATERMARK PPQ 58PPQ	-	$1,500.00	50m
$10 1969-A END OF ROLL ERROR==PMG 40 EPQ	-	$695.00	52m
1995 $1 FEDERAL RESERVE STAR NOTE PPQ 64	-	$45.00	1h 9m
$1.00=FRN=1969=MISMATCH=F68 67=PCGS 64 PPQ	-	$695.00	1h 37m
NICE 1988A U.S. $10.00 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE	1	$12.95	1h 42m
GEM 1864 US (.02c) TWO CENT Piece- RED & BROWN = PURPLE! Beautiful One-Of-a-Kind	14	$66.00	1h 47m
$20 1993 PRINTED FOLD	-	$795.00	2h 12m
$5 1977=OFFSET 100% BACK ON FRONT=PCGS 66 PPQ	-	$375.00	2h 22m
1935-F $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE ++++ STAR NOTE ++++	2	$11.00	3h
100 dollar Confederate Very Rare!	-	$100.00	3h 10m
100 dollar confederate	-	$100.00	3h 12m
50 dollar confederate	-	$50.00	3h 14m
50 dollar confederate	-	$50.00	3h 14m
50 dollar confederate	-	$50.00	3h 15m
50 dollar confederate	-	$50.00	3h 15m
100 dollar Confederate Very Rare!	-	$100.00	3h 45m
1950D $10 Federal Reserve ERROR Note Kansas City CH CU	-	$35.00 $40.00	3h 57m
RARE STAR NOTE 1$ Bill starting with 007! 00790404*	-	$3.00	4h 9m
1985 $10 FEDERAL RESERVE ERROR CURRENCY 3RD PRINTING FOLD OVER RARE CRISP XF	-	$299.99	5h 24m
1988 $1 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE ERROR CURRENCY 3RD PRINTING FLIPOVER MISPRINT FINE	-	$99.99	5h 29m
$1 1988A FRN CLEVELAND-OFFSET PRINTING ERROR #2-PMG 66 EPQ	-	$445.00	5h 31m
$1 1988A FRN CLEVELAND-OFFSET PRINTING ERROR-PMG 66 EPQ	-	$475.00	5h 31m
$1 1995 FRN ATLANTA-MISALIGNMENT ERROR-PMG 30 EPQ	-	$215.00	5h 31m
INK SMEAR PRINTING ERROR - FUNNYBACK SILVER CERTIFICATE - 1928 A - U S Currency	6	$9.00	6h 3m
SERIOUSLY OFF-CENTER UNITED STATES NOTE - 1928 D - big red seal - $2.00 currency	6	$4.25	6h 3m
SERIOUSLY OFF-CENTER - U.S. SILVER CERTIFICATE - 1935 F - Clear sharp Note -- NR	1	$0.98	6h 4m
1974 US $1ERROR NOTE	-	$5.00	6h 28m
Series 1950 $20 Inverted Overprint PCGS VF 35 PPQ NO RESERVE	18	$255.09	6h 36m
UC 1977 $1 BOARD BREAK ERROR !! PCGS GEM NEW 65 PPQ	12	$40.09	6h 47m
UC 1974 $1 MISALIGNED FACE AND BACK PRINTING ERROR !! PCGS CH AB NEW 58 PPQ	11	$75.99	6h 49m
1977 $10 EXTREMELY RARE ERROR NOTE MISSING INK BACK CRISPY	-	$999.99	7h 11m
BEP PACK Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve STAR Notes w Error	6	$117.00	7h 32m
Billion Dollar Bills - 4 Pack - Fake Play Novelty Money	-	$0.69	7h 58m
1995 $20 "Insufficient Ink" 40% Error on Reserve EX Fine-40 CGA Graded Good Note	-	$209.99	8h 4m
1985 $1 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE 4 NOTE SHEET WITH BEP FOLDER - BEAUTIFUL	1	$9.95	8h 23m
1985 $1 MISALIGNED OVERPRINT ERROR W RADAR SER. # 26511562 CRISP GEM NEW	-	$49.00	8h 32m
$10."ERROR" NOTE GRADED F 12 BY RCGS MISSING 2ND PRINT 1993 Fr# 2031 RCGS	-	$245.00	8h 45m

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