What an amazing top 10 errors!! Well at least we know even the government makes mistakes once in awhile! Lol. Thanks Steve for sharing this! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
@Stuplubak Yeah man you aint kidding I started just recently looking for stuff Like this errors and all types of stuff... I had no clue what I was doing But I have to go pick up from my lock Box I have some old small face money All of them star notes dollar bills mostly but 5 tens I think a couple 20's...lol... I used to see the star notes as a kid cause I thought they were cool.... I'm 40 years old now I collected it In the late nineties early 2000 I just kept extra money that I didn't need and I could put to the side so I don't have a crazy amount but I got to check them out I guess...
@@Stuplubakcurrency I just started following your page because I recently was injured so I'm stuck home.. I have an insane amount of change..Just looking through RUclips I found your page Your video was real good and your real informative... You are a big help already thank you very much...
@@STILLTRIPIN81 I sent in many of these errors for grading. I just got them back. In a couple weeks you can see the results. Don’t forget to check for rare stars at mycurrencycollection.com
Is it considered an error, if one of the digits in the serial number is slightly, yet noticeably different than the rest? I.e.: over inked, or higher off the horizontal line?
Is it an error? Technically yes. Does it add value? That depends. A dark print of a digit doesn’t add anything. But if you have an 8 and one of the circles is completely filled, that would be worth more. Your standard gas pump error ( raised digit) is very common and not really more than a couple dollars. Generally the shipping cost is more than the value. But if you can see part of the next digit, those have real value.
If you are referring to Lady Kid Nickels' suggestion of a list of war notes, then yes. You can go with civil war, Revolutionary war, and WWII ( Hawaii, North Africa, and Phillippines) off the top of my head. As well as the Battleship! But as for unique US Special issues like N Africa and Hawaii, I think just the Phillippines Victory notes.
Wilson is on the $100,000 note which was never released to the public and only used in bank to bank transactions. They made 42,000 of them and they are all accounted for. There is one on display at the Smithsonian. They are illegal to own. It is the largest denomination ever printed for the US.
I have a 2008 series $1 FRN that is missing its border print. Not completely missing, but way under-inked. It's probably about 15-20% of normal. It's pretty sorry shape, maybe a 30? It's not washed out or faxed as the other 2 obverse prints are fine bot seals and serial number, as well as the reverse. I guess I should send it off to be graded/slabbed. Might could get a nice return. I've only got a dollar in it.
If it’s not uncirculated, it really doesn’t matter. There are dozens of ways to fake this error. Even if it is real, you can’t prove it. Send a pic to stuplubak@msn.com
@@Stuplubakcurrency Oh, I know it's not worth much over face. It's just kinda neat. Most of my notes are UNC, CCU or at least F or VF. Also have 5 consecutive serial number Hawaii Overprnt Silver Certs, in ' rag shape ' but they're cool too.
Ya dude errors are sweet. Always amazes me to think they missed inspection are were released. I really love offsets, especially B2F offsets. I considered putting together an entire denomination type set of B2F offsets on small head notes. The deuce is the pricy and scarce one. All the rest could be had for 100-300 or so over face value for a complete offset but the deuce runs about 1K even for a partial or lighter offset. They just didn’t happen on 2’s all that much. Great choice for the top spot. I have a blazing overprint on back $1 FRN that I won at auction. It’s raw but would probably grade a 66/67. Love how the embossing shows through on the front. You need an inverted overprint now and fold over! Keep up the good work
The most incredible part of this list is that 9 of the 12 notes came from 3 shops that sat on them for years without any interest! Eventually I did a mental checklist on what was available and decided to scoop them all up. A B2F denomination type set would be awesome! Even without the $2. Once I am back to work I can work on the fold over and the invert. That's also when I will worry about getting things graded. Stay safe!
Very cool, I really like the $10 offset, the $5 with the serial numbers on the back and that ink smudge $20. Thanks for sharing a great top 10. Good luck, happy hunting and take care.
If it's Sunday, its time for a top 10 list!! lol I always learn new things from your lists. Thanks for doing these. 😃 How about the top ten notes of the 20th century ?
Another fantastic top 10,I really like the 20$ missing 1st print,reminds me of Confederate and Obsolete currency that was only printed on 1 side,plus its in amazing condition
Thanks Stu! Sometimes stepping back for a reminder of the basics is important, I didn't know most of this. I really enjoyed watching, thank you! 🤔 Have you done war notes yet?
I have not but I am missing a couple. I just won an auction for one of them. I have been actively pursuing the other 2 and when I get them, the list is yours! Thank you for the support!
Amazing error collection! All have the “sizzle,” which is just phenomenal! Thank you for sharing these Stu 😎🤙🏼
Thought you would enjoy it!
What an amazing top 10 errors!! Well at least we know even the government makes mistakes once in awhile! Lol. Thanks Steve for sharing this! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
Dude I think I just woke everybody up by bust it out laughing when you flipped over that perfect $20 bill ..🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wonder if anybody's just thrown those out thinking it was fake
It’s amazing how long some of these will circulate before anyone really looks at them.
@Stuplubak Yeah man you aint kidding I started just recently looking for stuff Like this errors and all types of stuff... I had no clue what I was doing But I have to go pick up from my lock Box I have some old small face money All of them star notes dollar bills mostly but 5 tens I think a couple 20's...lol... I used to see the star notes as a kid cause I thought they were cool.... I'm 40 years old now I collected it In the late nineties early 2000 I just kept extra money that I didn't need and I could put to the side so I don't have a crazy amount but I got to check them out I guess...
@@Stuplubakcurrency I just started following your page because I recently was injured so I'm stuck home.. I have an insane amount of change..Just looking through RUclips I found your page Your video was real good and your real informative... You are a big help already thank you very much...
@@STILLTRIPIN81 I sent in many of these errors for grading. I just got them back. In a couple weeks you can see the results. Don’t forget to check for rare stars at mycurrencycollection.com
Good work as usual 👍🙏🏽👍🙏🏽👍🙏🏽👍🙏🏽👍
Very nice thanks for sharing those are some very nice errors I learn something from every video you put out
Glad to hear it! I appreciate that!
Thanks again for your support.. brotha 👍
No problem 👍
Very good info. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Those are AWESOME! Would love to own several of those.
Glad you like them!
Very cool show dude. I don't collect bills, yet enjoyed watching. Nice $204...
Thanks for watching!
Nice collection of error notes.
Thank you!
Very cool video!
Thank you very much!
love the last 2 bills
I just found a minor solvent smear error from a set of almost unciruclated consecutive notes!
Nice!
this a great collection, how many of these you found in circulation vs you bought them ?
Is it considered an error, if one of the digits in the serial number is slightly, yet noticeably different than the rest? I.e.: over inked, or higher off the horizontal line?
Is it an error? Technically yes. Does it add value? That depends. A dark print of a digit doesn’t add anything. But if you have an 8 and one of the circles is completely filled, that would be worth more. Your standard gas pump error ( raised digit) is very common and not really more than a couple dollars. Generally the shipping cost is more than the value. But if you can see part of the next digit, those have real value.
How do you know the #1 has its own serial number on it's back?
May be it is another note's serial number!
Very nice, congrats. Are there special issues besides WW 11 notes?
If you are referring to Lady Kid Nickels' suggestion of a list of war notes, then yes. You can go with civil war, Revolutionary war, and WWII ( Hawaii, North Africa, and Phillippines) off the top of my head. As well as the Battleship! But as for unique US Special issues like N Africa and Hawaii, I think just the Phillippines Victory notes.
Have you ever heard about a million-dollar bill with Woodrow Wilson on it
Wilson is on the $100,000 note which was never released to the public and only used in bank to bank transactions. They made 42,000 of them and they are all accounted for. There is one on display at the Smithsonian. They are illegal to own. It is the largest denomination ever printed for the US.
I have a 2008 series $1 FRN that is missing its border print. Not completely missing, but way under-inked. It's probably about 15-20% of normal.
It's pretty sorry shape, maybe a 30?
It's not washed out or faxed as the other 2 obverse prints are fine bot seals and serial number, as well as the reverse.
I guess I should send it off to be graded/slabbed. Might could get a nice return. I've only got a dollar in it.
If it’s not uncirculated, it really doesn’t matter. There are dozens of ways to fake this error. Even if it is real, you can’t prove it. Send a pic to stuplubak@msn.com
@@Stuplubakcurrency
Oh, I know it's not worth much over face. It's just kinda neat.
Most of my notes are UNC, CCU or at least F or VF. Also have 5 consecutive serial number Hawaii Overprnt Silver Certs, in ' rag shape ' but they're cool too.
Very nice. That was a awesome top ten list . I love looking at errors and that was an impressive list. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure! It's neat to see them all together!
Does " before someone noticed it" mean that someone wasn't you originally?
Yup. Real errors are extremely rare. I have found very few. I bought most of mine.
@@Stuplubakcurrency so the Lincoln face smeared $5 note, is it worth anything!
@@user-os1xs5fp6u that was drawn on.
@@Stuplubakcurrency it does look that way but I have some doubt.
All the same to thanks for all feedback 👍🙏🏽
@@Stuplubakcurrency Hail to the chief🙏🏽🙏🏽 You were right 👍 I scratched it and it came off👍🙏🏽👍
Thank you your majesty 👍😁🙏🏽😁👍
Ya dude errors are sweet. Always amazes me to think they missed inspection are were released. I really love offsets, especially B2F offsets. I considered putting together an entire denomination type set of B2F offsets on small head notes. The deuce is the pricy and scarce one. All the rest could be had for 100-300 or so over face value for a complete offset but the deuce runs about 1K even for a partial or lighter offset. They just didn’t happen on 2’s all that much. Great choice for the top spot. I have a blazing overprint on back $1 FRN that I won at auction. It’s raw but would probably grade a 66/67. Love how the embossing shows through on the front. You need an inverted overprint now and fold over! Keep up the good work
The most incredible part of this list is that 9 of the 12 notes came from 3 shops that sat on them for years without any interest! Eventually I did a mental checklist on what was available and decided to scoop them all up. A B2F denomination type set would be awesome! Even without the $2. Once I am back to work I can work on the fold over and the invert. That's also when I will worry about getting things graded. Stay safe!
Stuplubak good luck bro!
was wondering which holders you use, if you could share a link, thanks !
This might help
ruclips.net/video/wR3eMcmjpaM/видео.html
Very cool, I really like the $10 offset, the $5 with the serial numbers on the back and that ink smudge $20. Thanks for sharing a great top 10. Good luck, happy hunting and take care.
Thanks! What's really amazing is that most of these notes were at the 3 shops I go to for years before I picked them up. Thanks for watching!
Cool vid!
Thanks!
The 5 dollar bill i found as well it has 20200200.
Very nice binary!
Hello hello hey I have a 1989 d cent that is missing the reverse planchet.. I was just curious about this cent .. ???? Patiently awaiting your reply
I collect currency. No idea. Sorry.
عندى عشره دولار به خطأ لايوجد به سيريل نمير ولا العلامه
I have a $20 bill same as your number one what is it worth
Serial numbers are on the back just like you’re number one pick
If it's Sunday, its time for a top 10 list!! lol I always learn new things from your lists. Thanks for doing these. 😃 How about the top ten notes of the 20th century ?
I was debating doing a top 10 small size list but that ends at 1928. Doing the entire 20th century lets me pepper in some large size notes. Good call!
@@Stuplubakcurrency Yes! 😀
Another fantastic top 10,I really like the 20$ missing 1st print,reminds me of Confederate and Obsolete currency that was only printed on 1 side,plus its in amazing condition
I never thought about it that way but you are right! When the world is normal I will get it graded.
Thanks Stu! Sometimes stepping back for a reminder of the basics is important, I didn't know most of this. I really enjoyed watching, thank you! 🤔 Have you done war notes yet?
I have not but I am missing a couple. I just won an auction for one of them. I have been actively pursuing the other 2 and when I get them, the list is yours! Thank you for the support!
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