Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 133

Pre Long beach

Misalignment Errors

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 409		$1 Black Eagle with Back Misalignment Error. $1 1899 Silver Certificate Serial #D28611176A graded PMG 30 EPQ Very Fine, with the back printed "out of kilter". Large Size Banknotes with errors are extremely popular and there is not enough supply to meet the demand. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 This note was last sold by Heritage Auctions 141930 \| Lot: 84172 \| Jul 23, 2019 Sold For: $372.00. We feel the note is worth double that number today. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $312
Lot 410		$1 1935E SC with major back Misalignment and $1 1928 Third Print Shift. $1 1935E Silver Certificate C58548627H graded PMG 55 EPQ About Uncirculated, with the back showing two different notes. A terrific error note for the specialist and a $1 1928 Silver B08382675A with Serial Numbers shifted low PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $432
Lot 411		Seven $1 Silvers all with Misalignment Errors. All Silver Certificate Error Notes: $1 1935E Y22616392G PMG 30 with part of top note featured on the back, $1 1935F SC s/n Q43192130I PMG 40 with face and back badly mis-centered, $1 1935E SC s/n F43335607H PMG 35 EPQ with back showing sliver of bottom note, $1 1935C SC s/n M82625220D PMG 30 with front and back badly mis centered, $1 1935E SC s/n P08297227H with face and back badly mis centered, $1 1935D SC s/n P75052531F PMG 35 with back showing a portion of the note to the right, and $1 1935 SC s/n L56555506A PMG 25 with back badly mis centered. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 412		Seven minor shifts on $1 Silvers including one special piece. This lot contains several collectible $1 Silver Certificate Error notes from the 1935 series. The first and best note in this lot is the $1 1935E SC J20774472I with the front margins badly out of line with the BEP inspector's red rejection tape attached to the note, $1 1935A F-B block with virtually the same face centering PMG 45EPQ, 1935E N-H PMG 40 with back margins wildly out of alignment, 1935E Z-G PMG 35EPQ with minor margin shift, $1 1935E badly misaligned back margins PMG 25, 1935E Z-G badly misaligned face margins PCGS 55PPQ and $1 1935F SC Q-I PMG 55EPQ with face margins badly misaligned. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 The holders alone are worth more than the opening bid. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 413		Five high grade $1 Error Notes. $1 1963A FRN F51658832B PMG 66EPQ with major shift of serial/serial #s, $1 1969B B05399880D PCGS 64PPQ with seal/serials shifted left, $1 1969D G75947137B PCGS 45PPQ with seal/serials shifted upwards, $1 1974 C60117929A PMG 64EPQ Seals/SNs shifted downwards, and $1 1977 L35163451C PCGS 55PPQ with huge bottom margins and seal/sn shift. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 Five nice Misalignment errors in this great group of notes. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $456
Lot 414		Four $1 Misalignment Error Notes. $1 1974 FRN B70611508D with MAJOR right shift of seal and seal numbers PMG 40EPQ, $1 1974 FRN J00635503A PMG 45EPQ with similar shift, $1 1977 FRN L92372251B PMG 65EPQ with major shift of face margins, $1 1988 FRN L21452378E PMG 25 with similar face margin shift. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 Four very nice Misalignment Errors in one lot with the first two notes being really exceptional. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 415		Five $1 Misalignment Error Notes. $1 1981 FRN B63197710C PMG 20 Significant lowering of seal/serials, $1 1981 FRN C71113580B PMG 65EPQ Right shift of seal/serials, $1 1985 C911825581D PMG 35 with spot on front, significant shift of black seal, and two $1 FRN STARs from 1974 and 1977 with minor Misalignments one graded PCGS 64PPQ and one PCGS 66PPQ. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 416		Three $1 Misalignment Error Notes. $1 1977 FRN three note set with bookends: L38431713E PCGS 65PPQ with prior and post serial number bookends both grading 64PPQ. The back of this error note is dramatically mis-centered with the bottom margin showing a sliver of the note below, $1 1995 FRN C42660716C First Print Misaligned with back displaying a similar misprint to the first note in this group PMG 20 VF, and a $1 1995 FRN F92959376I PMG 40 XF with a major shift on the back margin, with 10% of the note to the left showing!! Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 Three excellent Alignment Errors that would make any error collection pleased. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 417		$1 FRN with Large Seal & Serial Number Shift. $1 1974 FRN H54809336A graded PCGS 64PPQ Very Choice New, with significant shift of seal and serial to the right. Estimated Value $400 - 700 This is a very striking error and will appeal to dozens of our bidders today. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $252
Lot 418		9 $1 FRN Misalignment Errors. All of these notes are $1 FRNs and all suffer from Misaligned Printings: Face Margins Misaligned: 1974 PMG 45 EPQ, 1969D PMG 35 EPQ, 1981 63 EPQ, 1999 PMG 35, 1969D PMG 30, 1977 PCGS 64 PPQ, 1974 PMG 58 EPQ, 1969D PMG 25, and 1999 PMG 58 EPQ with serial numbers and seal shifted slightly right. Estimated Value $500 - 800 Excellent Dealer Stock or perfect items for trading with other collectors. Our consignor paid more than the opening bid to have these notes graded. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 419		8 $1 FRN Misalignment Errors. All of these notes are $1 FRNs and all suffer from Misaligned Printings to some degree: These like the previous lot are minor errors but still quite collectible and reasonable. Five of these display serial number/seal shifts on the faces: Two 1999s one 64 EPQ and one 65 EPQ, 1977 Large Serial Number shift PMG 58, 1988 PCGS 25 PPQ, and 1974 PCGS 63 PPQ. Also 1974 with significant back margin shift, PMG 63 EPQ, 1985 PMG 25 s/n shift, and 1995 with back margin way off. Estimated Value $400 - 600 Excellent Dealer Stock or perfect items for trading with other collectors. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $240
Lot 420		Two $1 1969D FRNs with Face Misalignments. $1 1969D Federal Reserve Note s/n C09133952C PMG 65 EPQ Gem Uncirculated and $1 1969D FRN H511645469A PMG 53 EPQ About Uncirculated both with Seals and Serial Numbers shifted right. Estimated Value $800 - 1,200 An impressive pair of similar errors from the 1969D series, printed on two Federal Reserve different districts. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 421		Two Striking $1 FRNs with Face Misalignments. $1 1969D Federal Reserve Note s/n L11444966D PMG 64 PMG with seal and serials shifted far right and $1 1985 FRN s/n J33364449A PMG 58 Choice About Unc., with seal and serials shifted far left. Estimated Value $900 - 1,400 Two different and striking ways for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to make mistakes. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $540
Lot 422		Quintet of neat $1 FRNs all with shifted seals/serials. All five of these very nice error notes are from the $1 1999 series, and all graded by PMG: A pair of E districts with the seals and serials shifted slightly left, one graded 64 EPQ and one 66 EPQ, one from the B district with the same mistake graded 58 EPQ, and two other 1999s both with the black seal shifted lower: the B district note is graded 40 and the L district is graded 45 Choice XF. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 This is a wonderful group that contains five errors that if sold individually should bring $100 to $150 per note today. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 423		Sextet of $1 FRN Mistakes. All of these notes are $1 Federal Reserve Notes: 1977A FRN s/n J58222285E Quad Center Radar Serial Number with slight shift of serial number to the right, noted as a Misalignment Error on the PMG 64 EPQ holder, 1988A s/n G95186029J with very nice downward shift on the overprint PMG 35, 1993 s/n G23495922A with slight overprint shift to the right PMG 66 EPQ, 1999 s/n B54312114J seal/serials shifted lower PMG 65 EPQ, 1999 s/n B66892448N minor shift of overprint to the left PCGS 64 PPQ and 1999 s/n F28725515D with moderate downward overprint shift and badly aligned margins PMG 45. Estimated Value $700 - 1,100 These six errors should sell for $100 to $150 per note and are highly collectible. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $420
Lot 424		Impressive group of five $1 FRNs all with shifted seals/serials. All five of these quite nice error notes are $1 FRNs: A pair of 1963s one from the G-A block PMG 45 and one from the G-B block PMG 40EPQ, both could be considered type II errors with a portion of the top margin showing and the seals/serials shifted upwards, a 1981 with 10% of the note on the right showing, with the seals/serials shifted right PMG 35EPQ, 1999 with a significant upwards shift of the overprint PMG 30 and a dual error: 1999 F-S block with a gutter fold and the face margin significantly misaligned. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 This is a highly collectible quintet that contains errors that if sold individually should bring $100 to $150 today. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 425		Seven Collectible $1 and $2 FRN Overprint Shifts. These seven notes all display minor shifts in their overprints but all are most definitely worth adding to your cabinet of error notes: $1 1995 FRN D-N PMG 66EPQ 3rd overprint shifted right, $1 1999 FRN B-N PCGS 64PPQ 3rd overprint shifted left, $1 1999 FRN H-* STAR PCGS 65PPQ minor shift to right of overprint, three $2 1976 FRNs all B-A block, all PCGS 64PPQ with minor shift to the right of 3rd overprint, and $2 1976 FRN F-A block PCGS 25 VF with 3rd print shifted up. Estimated Value $400 - 600 While the shifts are not the most dramatic of today's sale, these notes are definitely keepers and all have been slabbed. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $240
Lot 426		Rarely seen $2 1928D Misaligned STAR note. $2 1928D Red Seal Legal Tender Note Serial Number *03116295A grade PMG 45 Extra Fine. Last sold by Heritage @ Auction 141949 \| Lot: 81213 \| Dec 3, 2019 @ $156.00. PMG has noted "Misalignment Error" on the holder. Estimated Value $300 - 500 Bidders must have been sound asleep when this auction occurred as we see this wonderful banknote as being worth multiples of what it last sold for three years ago. Call a dozen dealers and asked them for a list of $2 Legal Tender STAR note errors in stock and you'll find ZERO. PMG notes minor stain on back. This note has a second error in that the margins are off-centered. Remember that star notes were printed by the BEP to replace error notesâ€�.not create new ones. We repeat that you are bidding on a RED SEAL error. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $660
Lot 427		$2 Red Seal with Dual Errors. $2 1953 Legal Tender Red Seal Note Serial #A08475207A graded PCGS 64 Very Choice New. This impressive piece displays two mistakes: 1) is a type II error on the back with a sliver of the upper note showing and 2) it has a small gutter fold. Estimated Value $800 - 1,500 We would strongly suggest you make an aggressive bid on ANY $2 red seal error notes you can acquire. There were so few made and they don't show up in dealer inventories but once in a very great while. They are underpriced at today's level, in our opinion. Dual error note $2 RED SEAL. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $780
Lot 428		Five great $2 1976 Misalignment Mistakes. All $2 1976 FRNs all misaligned overprints: Serial #C0086221* PMG 40 Extremely Fine. PMG notes on the holder that this is an Overprint Misaligned. E55992806A 53EPQ, F40651313A minor misalignment 55, L5974412A downward shift 50EPQ, and A26534225A slight shift of overprint 40EPO. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 We've seen these types of errors sell for between $100 and $200 per note, when raw. All of these have been slabbed which enhances their value. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 429		Nice Group of $2 Error Notes. Four $2 1976 Error Notes: Serial # G01551193A Type II Misaligned Face error PCGS 58 PPQ, H01505774A PMG 35 with serials & green seals shifted downward, C12171985A Type II with sliver of bottom note showing PMG 63 EPQ, and C12171986A also Type I in same position on the previous note, PMG 64 EPQ Choice Unc. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 Just because you're seeing multiple $2 errors in this sale, don't be fooled into thinking this denomination is fairly common in the world of error notes. It just isn't The BEP prints at least 10 $1 denomination for each $2 note produced and the majority of the twos are shipped overseas. Two dollar bills are massively unpopular with retailers in The United States who don't have a slot in their cash registers for the $2 bill. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $312
Lot 430		Two Terrific Earlier Series Small Head $5 Mistakes. $5 1953 Silver Certificate A67989649AA PMG 64EPQ Choice Unc., with the back majorly misaligned with a slice of the upper note appearing on the back, and $5 1950B FRN F99792713B PMG 45 with paper tinted, with MAJOR 3rd overprint shifted far right. Estimated Value $800 - 1,500 Two SIGNIFICANT ERRORS that you won't want to miss. $5 Silver Certs are so very tough to locate and the $5 1950B is pretty impressive as well. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 431		Wonderful group of early series $5 FRN Misalignments. $5 1950A FRN s/n H54445767A PMG 64EPQ back misalignment with part of lower note showing, $5 1950A FRN #G95432732A PMG 64EPQ with major misalignment on back with 1/2" of upper margin showing, $5 1974 FRN F27834602C PMG 64EPQ with face and back margins shifted left, $5 1988A #B31204308A PCGS 64PPQ with front and back margins shifted upwards, and $5 1988A FRN J25029924A PMG 50, slight discoloration, with significant upwards back margin shift. Estimated Value $1,000 - 2,000 This is an exceptionally nice group of error notes that any collector would want to add to the mistakes he (she) already owns. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $600
Lot 432		PMG 67 EPQ STAR $5 Overprint Error. $5 1969C Federal Reserve Note s/n K92901973A graded PMG 67 EPQ* Superb Gem Uncirculated star with the seals and serial numbers on the face shifted nicely to the right. Estimated Value $500 - 800 We don't often see error notes graded above 65, and very, very rarely see a 67 EPQ with the star designation. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $312
Lot 433		Front and Back Examples of Misalignments. $5 1950A FRN s/n D56599926A PMG 64 EPQ Choice Unc with back illustrating a Type II error with a portion of the bottom note showing and a $5 1977A s/n H50480215A PMG 65 EPQ Gem Unc with a sliver of the bottom note showing on the face. Estimated Value $500 - 800 A great way to illustrate how the BEP can create what is known as a Type II note, both on the front and the back. Don't under-estimate how rare the 1950A note is. As time goes on collectors are realizing that errors from the 1950 to 1950E series just don't show up very often at auction. The deep bold green ink on the reverse of this piece is truly striking. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 434		$5 small head and bid head misalignment group. $5 1981A D27401017A PMG 30 VF with nice upward shift of serial/serials, $5 1988A L38510406G with Type II mistake on back PMG 35, $5 1988A Type II Misalignment E76163864E with a small portion of bottom note showing PMG 45 EPQ Choice XF, $5 2001 #CA26502911A PMG 40 EPQ XF with misaligned margins front and back, $5 1999 #BD03238237A PMG 35 EPQ Choice Very Fine with face margins off. Estimated Value $400 - 600 Keep in mind that you'd have spent at least $35 per note to get each of these errors graded, when calculating your bid in today's Black Horse Collection auction. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $324
Lot 435		Two $5 FRNS both with shifted Second Printings. $5 1985 FRN Serial #L58648271A PMG 66 EPQ Gem Unc with chunk of note to the right visible and $5 1988A Serial #L07390919H with sliver of the right note showing on face, PMG 66 EPQ Gem Unc. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $240
Lot 436		Four high grade $5 Error Notes. $5 1969C FRN s/n L25685007A PMG 65 EPQ with nice shift of seal/serials to the right, $5 1969C FRN s/n E47064325B PMG 63 with nice downward overprint shift, and a pair of $5 1999 Big Head notes both with a minor upward shift of the seals and serials, both graded PMG 58EPQ. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 437		1950B to 1977A $5 Small Head Mistakes. $5 1950B FRN s/n G75962916C PMG 53 with nice downward shift of seal/serials, $5 1969C FRN s/n C04900505C PMG 30 with right shift of seals/serials, and $5 1977A FRN s/n L23473247C PMG 64 EPQ with neat downward shift of seals/serials. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 The wise collector will buy up all of the 1950 era FRN error notes he (she) can find. They are far rarer than their 1963-1995 counter-parts. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $384
Lot 438		$5 Small Head Misaligned STAR note. $5 1974 Federal Reserve Note Serial Numbered G08727050* graded PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated. The black and green seals as well as the serial numbers have been shifted notably to the right on the face of this STAR note. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 You won't find notes like this in every error note collection. Competition is always strong when significant STAR note errors show up at auction. This is a very impressive example of a Misalignment mistake. PMG notes "trimmed". We suspect that someone removed a tiny portion of the side margins to remove some previous damage. We feel that will have little impact on the value of this very rare note. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $300
Lot 439		$10 Choice AU with Huge Back Misprint. $10 1950A Federal Reserve Note Serial #C77807943A PMG 58 PPQ Choice About New with MAJOR misalignment on the back. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000 You'll search for a long time to find a back as misaligned as on this beautiful note. Finding one from the rare 1950 era is an impressive feat. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $930
Lot 440		Wonderful trio of early series $10 FRN Misalignments. $10 1950A Federal Reserve Note Serial #B30731185D PMG 63 Exceptional Embossing, with MAJOR 3rd Overprint misalignment, $10 1950B #D53999822B PMG 63EPQ with 3rd overprint shifted up and right, and $10 1963A D20079574A PMG 65EPQ Gem Unc with green printing on face shifted downwards. Estimated Value $800 - 1,200 Three quite nice errors that could easily sell for $300 to $400 per note. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $504
Lot 441		A great quartet of Small Head $10 FRN Back Misalignments. All back misalignments: $10 1950A FRN D80163552A PMG 65EPQ with a portion of the bottom note appearing, $10 1950A FRN J39102884A PMG 64 EPQ with a chunk of the top note visible, $10 1950A I22262809A with a larger slice of the top margin showing, PMG 25 VF, and $10 1995 PMG 35EPQ #F00350864A with a sliver of the left note showing. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 442		Two $10 early FRNs with significant face shifts. $10 1969B FRN B14377068E PMG 55 About Uncirculated with MAJOR shift of third overprint to the right, and $10 1969C FRN E01240505B PCGS 30PPQ Very Fine with a similar shift of 3rd overprint to the right on the face of this note. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 These are two of the more visually striking error notes in The Black Horse Collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 443		A Sextet of Collectible $10 early series mistakes. $10 1950E G-H PMG 55 EPQ About Unc., with face and back margins both shifted right, $10 1969C B-E PMG 64 EPQ Choice Unc., with top face margin virtually gone, $10 1977A K-B PCGS 64 PPQ Very Choice New, with back margins highly shifted, $10 1981A L-A PMG 55 About Unc., with face margins shifted far right, $10 1985 D-B PCGS 55PPQ Choice About New with top margin all but missing, and $10 11988A C-A PCGS 40 XF with top and left side margins gone and a sliver of next note showing. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 444		A foursome of $10 Misalignment Errors. $10 1969B L04865694B PMG 35 with overprint shifted right, $10 1969C E01709687B PMG 40 EPQ with further right shift of overprint, $10 1969C C65805224B PMG 40 EPQ similar to previous note, and $10 1981A B54280941A with more dramatic shift of overprint to the right. Need the grade on this note. Estimated Value $800 - 1,200 These notes should sell for approximately $200 per note and a very, very example of this popular error. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $504
Lot 445		Trio of $10 FRNs with backs badly misaligned. $10 1950 FRN s/n C40651044A PMG 55 EPQ Type II error with part of left note showing on back, $10 1969A FRN s/n A098507604B PMG 63 EPQ with same error as the 1969A and $10 1969A FRN s/n D76439884A PMG 58 EPQ with a bit less dramatic shift. Estimated Value $700 - 1,100 All three of these errors are similar but all were printed on different days in different years. Hard to locate another trio like this. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $420
Lot 446		A foursome of $10 Misalignment Errors. All four are $10 Federal Reserve Notes: 1969C s/n B37133483F Type II misalignment error with sliver of bottom note showing PMG 35, 1988 s/n I02195796A Type II similar to the 1969C PMG 35EPQ, 1985 s/n A29954916A PMG 40 with a more dramatic shift of the green overprint downward, and 1999 s/n BL11379998A PMG 45 with slight shift upwards of green overprint. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 447		Two lovely $10 Small Head Misalignment Error Notes. $10 1969 FRN Serial #F33246965A PMG 53 About Unc., Face Overprint Shifted Right and $10 1969C FRN Serial #G55985847C PCGS 63 PPQ Choice Unc. with even more shift to the right on the face. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 448		Three $20 early FRNs with significant face shifts. $20 1963A FRN L16719144B PCGS 35 VF with major shift of 3rd Overprint to the right, $20 1963A FRN L16799144B PMG 25 VF with virtually the same shift, and $20 1990 FRN B79185380N PMG 53 Net (tape noted that we cannot see), face centering shifted right. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $324
Lot 449		Three $20 and one $50 Small Head Misalignments. $20 1974 s/n E7976984C PCGS 30 VF App. Type II with sliver of bottom note showing, $20 1974 D11849636C PCGS 40 PPQ with nice shift to the right of seal/serials, $20 1981A s/n C44774738A with significant shift of black seal downwards, graded PMG 53 plus a $50 1990 FRN #B24175816A PMG 35EPQ with part of the note to the right show on the face of this Misalignment Error. Estimated Value $800 - 1,500 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 450		A quartet of High Grade $20 Error Notes. Here are four $20 FRN error notes: 1969B G90246381B with sliver of note the top right, showing on face PMG 64 EPQ, 1981 s/n B23441655A with slice of lower note showing PMG 64EPQ, 1988A s/n G82607715D PMG 64 EPQ with same mistake as the 1988A, and 1996 s/n AE43063046A PMG 53 EPQ again with sliver of bottom note showing. Estimated Value $800 - 1,400 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 451		Choice Unc. Small Head $50 Misalignment. This is a standout of The Black Horse Collection. It is a very rare $50 1990 Misalignment of the face's 3rd Overprint with the serial number into the Grant's portrait. Serial #K07720760A graded PMG 64EPQ. Estimated Value $1,200 - 2,000 We could easily see this note bring in excess of our high estimate, as you just don't find rarities like this in most auctions. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $720
Lot 452		Abnormally large 3rd Overprint shift $50 note. The overprint on this note is even more dramatic than the wonderful note featured in the previous lot. This $50 1993 FRN Serial B30235186B graded PMG 45 XF has both the seal and serial number intruding into Grant's portrait. Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,600 It is so difficult to locate small head fifties with major errors on them, and this and the previous lot are two exceptional examples. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $600
Lot 453		A trio of $50 Misalignment Error Notes. The first note in this lot is a $50 1950 FRN #L03855726A with a rightward shift of the 3rd overprint on the face, graded PMG 35EPQ Choice VF, a $50 1996 FRN #AB21792171C PMG 30 VF with a significant upwards 3rd overprint shift, and $50 1996 FRN s/n AL37378938B with a normal face but the back displays a HUGE margin shift, grade PCGS 64 PPQ Very Choice New. Estimated Value $800 - 1,400 Fifty dollar error notes never stay in dealer inventories as wise collectors know all to well how difficult they are to locate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 454		A trio of $100 Small Head Misalignment Error Notes. The first note in this lot is quite striking for two reasons: the paper color is almost snow white and the face margins are significantly shifted to the right with a sliver of the next note showing. It is a $100 1981 FRN D01852038B grade PMG 45 XF, $100 1981A FRN PMG 35EPQ Choice VF s/n G106711016A with a sliver of the bottom note showing on the face, and a $100 1988 FRN #B54263406C with the face margins shifted far right, PMG 64EPQ. Estimated Value $800 - 1,400 $100 Error notes continued to be exceptionally popular with collectors. This may be due in part to the fact that perhaps 80% of the hundreds printed by the BEP each year are shipped to foreign central banks. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $480
Lot 455		Due of Highly Desirable small head $100 errors. These two notes were printed years apart and yet display a similar mistake: $100 1988 FRN B87650831C PMG 64 with major margin shift on face to the right, and a $100 1993 FRN #F30091705A with an even greater margin shift on the face, again to the right with a sliver of the next note showing. Estimated Value $600 - 1,000 We have tried to be exceptionally conservative with our opening bid levels to encourage more individuals to participate in this wonderful sale. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $360
Lot 456		Must have Type II $100 Big Head Invert Error. This $100 1996 FRN Serial # AK30793760A has been graded PMG 65EPQ Gem Uncirculated. The green and black inks are both extremely bold and a nice portion of the top note is featured on the face of this rarity. Estimated Value $3,000 - 5,000 The fourth edition of the Bart Comprehensive Guidebook to United States Paper Money Errors does not list this type of error for a big head $100. We would suggest it has a value equal to the small head version of this error with inflation factored in, as the fourth edition was published some eight years ago. This would be an "R-7" class of error note. Type II invert errors are considered "R-7"s on a scale of R-1 being the most common type of error to "R-9"s being the rarest, such double denomination errors. Our bid range estimate may prove low on this rarity. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,800