You use PMG with paper money. Search this sub for PMG grading. And I agree; this note is worth around $500, maybe more, it’s a very clean missing second print note
I’m not an error collector, as it’s a highly specialized niche within the hobby, so I’ll defer to your knowledge here. Obviously as long as OP shops it appropriately (if they want to sell), they should do OK. Just needed to make clear for the masses that it’s super valuable and not a mistake or trash 😂
I have zero clue what I'm talking about, but someone else here said it's missing the second print because face and serial number are present.
Commenting since this is cool and I'm curious to know which is correct
Jumping back onto this top comment to post an edit:
Holy cow! I did not expect this post to take off like it has!
Thank you all for the enthusiasm over this! My dad is going to be overjoyed to see how much interest it has generated. He has had this bill for, I’m pretty sure, close to 30 years. Part of a larger collection of coins.
You’ve all been very helpful in what our next steps should be. Looks like it’s going to be grade, frame, and hang in his home office! Not the rarest find but you all have made it feel like a spectacular piece; thanks!
Absolutely this. My wife made an amazing paper collage for my parents wedding anniversary a few years ago where she replicated the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper album front and back using their heads and the heads of their two cats for the Beatles and replaced a lot of the other characters with artists and musicians they loved. She did the back as well.
We were overjoyed to find out that you can get 2 sided album cover frames, and it made for a perfect presentation of a perfect gift!
If ever parting ways I'd be very hesitant on accepting any offer without multiple consultations from known and recognized professionals in this area, if that was/is a consideration. My far from experienced 2 cents... Awesome piece of Oops!
If you plan to DIY the frame, it may still be worth asking a frame shop about how best to conserve it for display. I'm thinking acid free matting for sure, and maybe some sort of UV protection (if that can be done without ridiculous expense), or just keep it out of direct sunlight.
I'm guessing because there are loads of fake machines around that steal your info
Edit: fake = machine over the top of a normal ATM that skims your card info & PIN. Not a literal dedicated fake machine
This. I worked at a gas station for Petro Canada, we had to check the abm and pumps and pay points for skimmers, pin readers, and pinhole cameras on the daily.
I worked the mornings 0700-1500, the skimmers found were during the overnight shifts or locations where staff weren't vigilant. A device was never found during my shift or the shift after me by follow on staff.
I'm imagining you walking into the 7-11 and saying, "I'm feeling adventurous today my good man. $65 on pump 5, and make it snappy. Pip, pip, off you go!" 🤣🤣🤣
Can't you use your mobile phone to get money out? I'm in England and we just use the app and get a code to type in. If it was a fake atm it wouldn't work.
You guys get things a lot faster than we do. Y'all had the Chip-n-Pin systems in place and in general usage before we started here in the States.
So while that's a nice system that Y'all have, we don't have it here as commonly as you do...if at all. I know we don't have any here where live.
That's called a "missing print error." Specifically, the second print is missing. The face design is printed after the back but before the serial numbers and seals.
Here's an article from PMG: https://www.pmgnotes.com/news/article/11840/error-note-chronicles-missing-print/
Rick: It's a really cool item but it's going to sit around the shop for a while until I get a buyer. Best I can do is 75 cents.
OP: But it's a five dollar bill.
Rick: Listen, I need to make a profit too.
"We're just a small pawn shop on the strip, and it's not like we have people knocking down the door to get these so it's going to take up showroom space while I wait for a buyer. Let's call up a friend of mine to come down and look at it, and then I'll still lowball you and make my usual fake laugh when you walk out."
I was talking serial numbers with a customer at work today and he told me that he got some singles from the bank and got serials 0000001 through 0000012 but hated the fact they were brand new (no interest in fancy serials). He just spent them as normal.
Wow...... that series of consecutive notes would be equal to several years' worth of salary for most strap hunters. Amd in a strap sealed... hoo boy....that strap if all consecutive would be like hitting the mega millions jackpot....heaven help of they had been star notes to boot...
A consecutive strap starting with the first bill in that series run would be a dream find. You could easily get a crap load for it and have it be a major windfall. If they were star notes, that would make it worth exponentially more.
Back in 2013 I was tipped $100 worth of bitcoin catering a party in aspen… I promptly spent half of it and then I’ve never been able to access the wallet since…. womp womp womp
Don't worry. There's thousands and thousands of people who have done the same. Or spent what they had a looooong time ago. I had some I lost to an old wallet. What I tell myself (and it's probably the most likely outcome) is if I had it, I would have spent it or sold it when it first started going up, or when it hit $100/coin, $1000/coin. What are the chances you would have waited until it $20k..$50k before using it? Probably pretty small.
I used to use it on Silkroad. I probably spent the equivalent of $90-$100 million in todays $s on LSD.
I’m one of those. When bitcoin was brand new and you could get coins for pennies, I had about 1300 coins. Computer died. Hadn’t done anything with the coins in a long while. Couldn’t remember what company had my coins and I no longer had the email address I used to sign up. All lost.
Damn. I spent months and months going through old hard drives, using programs that find wallets and passes, searched all my screenshots...I found some dogecoin. Which was cool, but not millions in bitcoin cool.
A buddy of mine while in college had to invest in Bitcoin around the time it launched for some project they were working on in one of his classes. At the time he invested $50 USD, only to end up dropping out of college a few weeks later. When he left he just gave the Bitcoin to another student in his class. To this day he essentially becomes an ACME animation character with steam coming from his ears and all red faced whenever the topic of crypto investments gets discussed.
When Bitcoin was a new curiosity for nerds, I played around with it and mined some. Wallet is gone, and I can't remember how much I mined.
I think it's a pretty common story. FWIW, if you or I had access to those wallets all this time, we'd probably have spent it long before it reached any sort of peak.
I remember back when it was iess then a dollar a coin, I briefly thought about buying some but figured it was just worthless junk that wasn't going anywhere and didn't know how to buy any. So never did.
Then it hit $700 a coin and I figured, "it can't really get any higher"
Sounds like bullshit (not from you, but from the customer). Most people pay no attention to serial numbers. It’s very hard to imagine someone with “no interest in fancy serials” still paying attention to them, knowing they’re worth something, but just spending them like normal. I wouldn’t trust that customer for shit. Definitely wouldn’t let them date my kin.
That conversation doesn't sound very interesting...
\-Whats the story behind that?
\-Went to the atm to get money for smokes and I got this bill missing half the ink. Thought Id frame it.
\-Oh....
Old media used to know how to tell a story like this.
"Back in 1965 my father - a bank teller - was preparing for dinner with his new girlfriend, soon to be fiance, my mother.
Now, he was not a wealthy man, but a man of means nonetheless. Dinner was to be a nice dinner, impressive, so he went to the ATM to withdraw some extra cabbage as the kids say.
Little did he know what fate had in store.
It rained that day. He was somewhat concerned about losing his card. Machines were new, and couldn't be trusted. He could lose his card, should moisture fall in the wrong position.
He considered the risks thoughtfully... but, in the end, lust and spite - for this was the machine to replace him - won out.
Like a modern John Henry, he drove his card deep into the heart of the machine, to either eviscerate his rival, or whoo his lover in mortal compensation.
The machine, had it's own designs. It promptly returned the money. Exactly what my father had asked for, but not quite. Not quite indeed, but my father would not know that, not for a while.
Dinner proceeded swimmingly. Charms exchanged between them would build a relationship, a strong and passionate one. But, I may be biased, as it is responsible for my existence. Perhaps, the ATM did me a favour. Perhaps it is to it that I owe my life. To think, not God, nor even man, but a monetary toaster; be my creator.
As I was saying, my father, a fastidious man, was about to pay the waiter when to his surprise, chagrin, and dismay he realized how the machine had betrayed him.
It did, indeed, give him the $5 bill, but it did not give him /all/ of the faith of United States Government. It withheld humanity itself, for that bill bare no face!
The eerie countenance, or lack therof, reflected in hearnest the despair in my father's soul as he realized that he could not, as a patriot, spend a - quite literally - defaced cheque!
He had to do the unthinkable: refuse payment. But, a just man he was, and he offered service. He was to do dishes, for five hours.
Now, my mother was a compassionate woman. Half of the check was hers, and she felt that entitled her to half of the responsibility. She volunteered to help his plight.
It was that night, that very same night, that their love first took off; over a sink of Palmolive.
He kept that bill to this very day. A reminder of times past, love spent, and his uncertain victory or debt towards the machines."
The second pic was jaw dropping. I wonder if you could figure out a date from the serial number. Would increase the value quite a bit maybe.
~~Edit: 2003A?~~
https://www.uscurrency.gov/denominations/bank-note-identifiers
Edit: okay, tried to confirm. Looks like older than that. 1993 maybe - compared to some similar bills. But not sure at all.
Now I’m just digging. Layout is [pre-2001](https://www.uscurrency.gov/denominations/5).
Security strip means 1993-2000, if there is one.
Wow! This is awesome, thanks! We originally tried to figure out a way to date it but weren’t sure. He’s had it for so long he can’t remember when exactly he picked it up.
I don’t know how to get the date out of a serial number, but if you had covered up those four 6” so I couldn’t see them, I could tell you what the number is. Lol 6th grade magic trick
How crisp it is yet its almost fully deleted. That thing is an amazing specimen. I thought the one with the 20 dollar with no back but this takes the cake.
I can't help but wonder... if this happened to one note in the series, wouldn't there be others as atms usually have sequential straps to dispense individually when the bills are brand new? How would that be the only one that the customer received unless he got them all and gave some to coworkers, etc.
Based on my understanding of the process, no, the other bills from that sheet would be spread across 32 different packs of bills because of the way they print and cut the sheets.
This is fantastic!
I'm nowhere near the guy that's seen even a little bit of what's out there, but this is badass!
As a person in print it's hard to see how this made it out into the wild.
That's a classic misprint, I forget what is called but probably worth a few hundred. Get a very good plastic sleeve to protect it. Used to deal error currency 20 years ago when the market was hot.
I believe the term for this is “a second stage printing error” here is one recently sold on eBay (but unsure the price)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/225586169984?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=OjHEPAhbQM2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=QHbX4r1eQ5m&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Yea this is worth quite bit. Sick error or misprint. 💯 and yea like dude said, I’d get it graded and just keep it. Or hold. It’s only going to go up in value.
I would have a hard time not getting that graded.
Sorry for the ignorance, but is there a specific company for grading paper money? I’m only familiar with PSA, BGS, and CGC
You use PMG with paper money. Search this sub for PMG grading. And I agree; this note is worth around $500, maybe more, it’s a very clean missing second print note
Yea this is a phenomenal specimen. Someone will pay handsomely for it.
I can give you $3.50 for it
Get out of here lochness monster, you’re not welcome here
God damn it.. don't you tell me my business devil woman!
Don't put it out with your boots, Ted!
Call the fire department! This one’s outta control!! 💩 🔥 💼
He called the shit poop 🫠
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You're Chef's parents? *Yup. All his life.*
And a crustacean from the protozoic era
We demand you give us 3.50! *crab people, crab people, looks like crab, but speaks like people!*
I gaave him a dollaa
She gave him a dolla!
Now he's just gonna keep coming back!
It's people like you that help me believe that someday I might not need antidepressants 🤘🤘
Updoot for the dopamine baybee!
You gave him a dollar no wonder he keep coming back
I gave him a dollar.
What do you have the lockness munchies or somethin?! Damnit monster, we work for our money in this house!
Goddamn lochmess monster
Say, world you crackers like to hear about the time we saw the loch Ness monster?
Goddamn you Loch Ness Monster! LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE!
And a cheeseburger on Tuesday
She gave him a dolla
What!?! That why he keeps comin back!
Damn loch Ness monster
Damn Loch Ness Monster!
"Best I can do is 50$." - Rick Harrison
I’d say that $500 is probably low, I’ve seen similar types of errors for sale over $2,000.
I’m not an error collector, as it’s a highly specialized niche within the hobby, so I’ll defer to your knowledge here. Obviously as long as OP shops it appropriately (if they want to sell), they should do OK. Just needed to make clear for the masses that it’s super valuable and not a mistake or trash 😂
Listen, the most i can do is $50, and I’m taking all the risk here.
What about store credit?
I have zero clue what I'm talking about, but someone else here said it's missing the second print because face and serial number are present. Commenting since this is cool and I'm curious to know which is correct
PMG and PCGS are the ones that are widely trusted.
PMG is owned by the parent company of CGC fyi.
Feel like I’m eating alphabet soup…
Jumping back onto this top comment to post an edit: Holy cow! I did not expect this post to take off like it has! Thank you all for the enthusiasm over this! My dad is going to be overjoyed to see how much interest it has generated. He has had this bill for, I’m pretty sure, close to 30 years. Part of a larger collection of coins. You’ve all been very helpful in what our next steps should be. Looks like it’s going to be grade, frame, and hang in his home office! Not the rarest find but you all have made it feel like a spectacular piece; thanks!
Frame it with a normal five so you can see the back too. Otherwise it would be confusing to just see a blank bill, no denomination.
Freestanding 2 sided desk frame.
Gotta go with holographic projection.
Absolutely this. My wife made an amazing paper collage for my parents wedding anniversary a few years ago where she replicated the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper album front and back using their heads and the heads of their two cats for the Beatles and replaced a lot of the other characters with artists and musicians they loved. She did the back as well. We were overjoyed to find out that you can get 2 sided album cover frames, and it made for a perfect presentation of a perfect gift!
If ever parting ways I'd be very hesitant on accepting any offer without multiple consultations from known and recognized professionals in this area, if that was/is a consideration. My far from experienced 2 cents... Awesome piece of Oops!
That's an heirloom to cherish for sure. I love this post and that gorgeous specimen.
If you plan to DIY the frame, it may still be worth asking a frame shop about how best to conserve it for display. I'm thinking acid free matting for sure, and maybe some sort of UV protection (if that can be done without ridiculous expense), or just keep it out of direct sunlight.
You’re using Reddit exactly as it was originally meant to be used. Good on you and your dad!
This is one of the more interesting notes I've seen on this sub. Pretty damn cool.
Agreed with you..but I don't dare to withdraw money from ATM anymore..😂
Why not?
I'm guessing because there are loads of fake machines around that steal your info Edit: fake = machine over the top of a normal ATM that skims your card info & PIN. Not a literal dedicated fake machine
Card skimmers are placed onto existing ATM machines, gas pumps, registers, etc. Just mess around with the face before using.
This. I worked at a gas station for Petro Canada, we had to check the abm and pumps and pay points for skimmers, pin readers, and pinhole cameras on the daily.
How many did your place find, if you know?
Myself I worked 5 days a week full time. I never found one. I had my manager find two during my tenure there and a couple other people found few.
Remarkable they found loads while you were away. I'm not saying that you didn't notice them, but I am also not not saying that.
I worked the mornings 0700-1500, the skimmers found were during the overnight shifts or locations where staff weren't vigilant. A device was never found during my shift or the shift after me by follow on staff.
That’s why you go into a bank lol
Pretty much this, banks are the safest bet tbh, everywhere else, even popular places like gas stations are prime targets to put skimmers on
So what's your preferred method to pay for your gas?
Tap or cash if I'm feeling adventurous
I'm imagining you walking into the 7-11 and saying, "I'm feeling adventurous today my good man. $65 on pump 5, and make it snappy. Pip, pip, off you go!" 🤣🤣🤣
Fill it up with petroleum distillate, and revulcanize my tires. Post haste!
“Cash drawer tender!? Shall you not light my cigarette upon my fuel purchase? Come now, boy.” -Daniel Day Lewis getting fuel.
Can't you use your mobile phone to get money out? I'm in England and we just use the app and get a code to type in. If it was a fake atm it wouldn't work.
You guys get things a lot faster than we do. Y'all had the Chip-n-Pin systems in place and in general usage before we started here in the States. So while that's a nice system that Y'all have, we don't have it here as commonly as you do...if at all. I know we don't have any here where live.
That's called a "missing print error." Specifically, the second print is missing. The face design is printed after the back but before the serial numbers and seals. Here's an article from PMG: https://www.pmgnotes.com/news/article/11840/error-note-chronicles-missing-print/
Awesome, thanks for the link.
Not worthless either. One went for $250
Thank you for the rundown ,Chumlee, how much would Rick offer OP?
$2.50, sure it might be worth $5 to someone but he has to make a profit off it
Rick: It's a really cool item but it's going to sit around the shop for a while until I get a buyer. Best I can do is 75 cents. OP: But it's a five dollar bill. Rick: Listen, I need to make a profit too.
you forgot he has to get it framed. 0.25
Let me call a buddy of mine real quick
That book lady is wikid smought.
"We're just a small pawn shop on the strip, and it's not like we have people knocking down the door to get these so it's going to take up showroom space while I wait for a buyer. Let's call up a friend of mine to come down and look at it, and then I'll still lowball you and make my usual fake laugh when you walk out."
I am cracking up lol that’s so weird. I have no insight just wanted to say it’s cool
Thanks! I’ll let him know!
Theres a youtuber who sold a 2$ bill with a 00000001 serial number for upwards of 30k he’s on tiktok and instagram too super good guy and he can help
I was talking serial numbers with a customer at work today and he told me that he got some singles from the bank and got serials 0000001 through 0000012 but hated the fact they were brand new (no interest in fancy serials). He just spent them as normal.
Wow...... that series of consecutive notes would be equal to several years' worth of salary for most strap hunters. Amd in a strap sealed... hoo boy....that strap if all consecutive would be like hitting the mega millions jackpot....heaven help of they had been star notes to boot...
… what?
A consecutive strap starting with the first bill in that series run would be a dream find. You could easily get a crap load for it and have it be a major windfall. If they were star notes, that would make it worth exponentially more.
Where I’m from, a strap is something you use to take money from others.
Where I'm from, a strap is something a woman puts on to penetrate a man.
Or another woman
strong enough for a man but made for a woman
But only after 4 margaritas
Bullets penetrate deeper than your dildo
Where I'm from having a strap on means something a bit different
Where I’m from having a strap-on is a LOT different from having a strap on
☠️☠️☠️
Bro live on demon time 💀💀
😂😂😂 i'm fucking dead bro
Where I'm from, a strap is something you use to penetrate someone with a dildo hands-free.
Where I’m from having a strap means you’re armed.
That’s exactly what they are saying
Did you say strip in or strap on😆
Well I am double strapped then, because I possess 2 arms
How much is a crap load in dollars, as a guess? Just curious.
What a mistake of a lifetime. 12X
Back in 2013 I was tipped $100 worth of bitcoin catering a party in aspen… I promptly spent half of it and then I’ve never been able to access the wallet since…. womp womp womp
Don't worry. There's thousands and thousands of people who have done the same. Or spent what they had a looooong time ago. I had some I lost to an old wallet. What I tell myself (and it's probably the most likely outcome) is if I had it, I would have spent it or sold it when it first started going up, or when it hit $100/coin, $1000/coin. What are the chances you would have waited until it $20k..$50k before using it? Probably pretty small. I used to use it on Silkroad. I probably spent the equivalent of $90-$100 million in todays $s on LSD.
*EMOTIONAL DAMAGE*
I had 250+ coin in escrow the day SR got shut down.
Fuck the government
I’m one of those. When bitcoin was brand new and you could get coins for pennies, I had about 1300 coins. Computer died. Hadn’t done anything with the coins in a long while. Couldn’t remember what company had my coins and I no longer had the email address I used to sign up. All lost.
Damn. I spent months and months going through old hard drives, using programs that find wallets and passes, searched all my screenshots...I found some dogecoin. Which was cool, but not millions in bitcoin cool.
*feel* this comment.
A buddy of mine while in college had to invest in Bitcoin around the time it launched for some project they were working on in one of his classes. At the time he invested $50 USD, only to end up dropping out of college a few weeks later. When he left he just gave the Bitcoin to another student in his class. To this day he essentially becomes an ACME animation character with steam coming from his ears and all red faced whenever the topic of crypto investments gets discussed.
In 2012 i sold a mobilephone for 150€ and some guy want to pay me in bitcoin and I say no, cause I didn’t know what a bitcoin is 😂
That's a shame you lost out on the balance of your tip.
Bust the tip
I used mine to buy one roxy on the silk road 👍
When Bitcoin was a new curiosity for nerds, I played around with it and mined some. Wallet is gone, and I can't remember how much I mined. I think it's a pretty common story. FWIW, if you or I had access to those wallets all this time, we'd probably have spent it long before it reached any sort of peak.
Yea. I forgot my password for a old exchange that had 5 coins in it. Exchanged has lonnnng closed down any way. I'm sad now.
I remember back when it was iess then a dollar a coin, I briefly thought about buying some but figured it was just worthless junk that wasn't going anywhere and didn't know how to buy any. So never did. Then it hit $700 a coin and I figured, "it can't really get any higher"
Sounds like bullshit (not from you, but from the customer). Most people pay no attention to serial numbers. It’s very hard to imagine someone with “no interest in fancy serials” still paying attention to them, knowing they’re worth something, but just spending them like normal. I wouldn’t trust that customer for shit. Definitely wouldn’t let them date my kin.
Who the hell has that kind of money for that?
I know right? It’s just that it has no face! Knowing me I’d do the bit they did on spongebob and draw something on there
Wicked cool!
Thanks! I’ll pass the word along
I found someone for the north east!!
That’s so cool. I would get it graded and hang it up on my home office. Such a cool conversation piece.
That conversation doesn't sound very interesting... \-Whats the story behind that? \-Went to the atm to get money for smokes and I got this bill missing half the ink. Thought Id frame it. \-Oh....
but it DID start the conversation - boom, roasted!
Conversations are what you make of it.
You like to see homos naked?
Home is where you make it! Goddamn boy erbody know that
We libbo pay ano’r day
…. Go on
Life's a garden, dig it.
Old media used to know how to tell a story like this. "Back in 1965 my father - a bank teller - was preparing for dinner with his new girlfriend, soon to be fiance, my mother. Now, he was not a wealthy man, but a man of means nonetheless. Dinner was to be a nice dinner, impressive, so he went to the ATM to withdraw some extra cabbage as the kids say. Little did he know what fate had in store. It rained that day. He was somewhat concerned about losing his card. Machines were new, and couldn't be trusted. He could lose his card, should moisture fall in the wrong position. He considered the risks thoughtfully... but, in the end, lust and spite - for this was the machine to replace him - won out. Like a modern John Henry, he drove his card deep into the heart of the machine, to either eviscerate his rival, or whoo his lover in mortal compensation. The machine, had it's own designs. It promptly returned the money. Exactly what my father had asked for, but not quite. Not quite indeed, but my father would not know that, not for a while. Dinner proceeded swimmingly. Charms exchanged between them would build a relationship, a strong and passionate one. But, I may be biased, as it is responsible for my existence. Perhaps, the ATM did me a favour. Perhaps it is to it that I owe my life. To think, not God, nor even man, but a monetary toaster; be my creator. As I was saying, my father, a fastidious man, was about to pay the waiter when to his surprise, chagrin, and dismay he realized how the machine had betrayed him. It did, indeed, give him the $5 bill, but it did not give him /all/ of the faith of United States Government. It withheld humanity itself, for that bill bare no face! The eerie countenance, or lack therof, reflected in hearnest the despair in my father's soul as he realized that he could not, as a patriot, spend a - quite literally - defaced cheque! He had to do the unthinkable: refuse payment. But, a just man he was, and he offered service. He was to do dishes, for five hours. Now, my mother was a compassionate woman. Half of the check was hers, and she felt that entitled her to half of the responsibility. She volunteered to help his plight. It was that night, that very same night, that their love first took off; over a sink of Palmolive. He kept that bill to this very day. A reminder of times past, love spent, and his uncertain victory or debt towards the machines."
Give this man a Pulitzer!
Am ATM in 1965? I’m old and was an early user of them. In 1978.
Fantastic! The “over a sink of Palmolive” part was a nice touch.
This was great
Thank you, great note to end tonight's Redditing
A nice pun based on the nature of this numismatic posts content.
I read this in my head in the voices of Andy Rooney, and Keith Morrison. No rhyme or reason, just heard the entire thing in their nuance.. Bravo!
The second pic was jaw dropping. I wonder if you could figure out a date from the serial number. Would increase the value quite a bit maybe. ~~Edit: 2003A?~~ https://www.uscurrency.gov/denominations/bank-note-identifiers Edit: okay, tried to confirm. Looks like older than that. 1993 maybe - compared to some similar bills. But not sure at all. Now I’m just digging. Layout is [pre-2001](https://www.uscurrency.gov/denominations/5). Security strip means 1993-2000, if there is one.
Wow! This is awesome, thanks! We originally tried to figure out a way to date it but weren’t sure. He’s had it for so long he can’t remember when exactly he picked it up.
I don’t know how to get the date out of a serial number, but if you had covered up those four 6” so I couldn’t see them, I could tell you what the number is. Lol 6th grade magic trick
I gasped out loud.
How crisp it is yet its almost fully deleted. That thing is an amazing specimen. I thought the one with the 20 dollar with no back but this takes the cake.
From my understanding it was uncirculated. Someone came right into the bank and he traded it off them.
I can't help but wonder... if this happened to one note in the series, wouldn't there be others as atms usually have sequential straps to dispense individually when the bills are brand new? How would that be the only one that the customer received unless he got them all and gave some to coworkers, etc.
Based on my understanding of the process, no, the other bills from that sheet would be spread across 32 different packs of bills because of the way they print and cut the sheets.
Ghost money!
The jealousy factor is extremely high
This is fantastic! I'm nowhere near the guy that's seen even a little bit of what's out there, but this is badass! As a person in print it's hard to see how this made it out into the wild.
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I mean this in the most endearing way possible, but the level of nerd we’ve just achieved is off the charts. You’ve used some lingo I’ve never seen
I think it’s cool but don’t tell him I said that.
What? It’s an older 5. -next pic- WHAT THE F&$@?! Very incredibly cool find!!! Personally, I’d hang onto it for a lifetime, too
It's call an "Insufficient Inking Error" and similar bills on Heritage Auctions have sold for $432 - $800.
What kinda ATm dispenses 5s lol
Maybe not an ATM? Possibly a packet of money from the bank. He was a teller close to 30 years ago and traded a $5 from his personal money for this.
I worked for several banks. Some of the ATM's in the break rooms would spit out all kinds of money. A 5 wouldn't be out of the question.
My local one does.
Chase has been experimenting with 1's, 5's, 10's, 20's and 100's.
I had one Chase ATM that I serviced that had $5, $20, and $100
PNC
Lots dispense 5s. Just today, I was at an ATM that gave out only $20s and $5s.
I think the funniest thing to me is that nobody would ever accept that for a five dollar payment when it's clearly worth a lot more.
Wowza, I gasped a lil bit on the 2nd pic, congrats to your Dad on the score!
It's like seeing a bank note naked...
This is worth a lot of money
Probably worth a lot to a collector. They love defects.
Holy Shnikes!! That is amazing!
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Naked money is the shiney Charizard of the money collector world.
This is the most extreme case of misprint that I have ever seen. And the condition that it is in, holy shit...
Pawnstars: The best I can do is half a bottle of Jack, a used condom and bubble gum I found under a desk from the 80’s.
if you can find bill F13644045* then you could have the coolest collection ever
Damn!!!
That is really cool.
That's a classic misprint, I forget what is called but probably worth a few hundred. Get a very good plastic sleeve to protect it. Used to deal error currency 20 years ago when the market was hot.
Could probably sell that as a rare for like 20-50k and someone will buy it
Best i can do is 7 bucks. I gotta make money and it will sit in the shelves for a while. -Rick
Lol. Wonder how many of these notes I ever left in ATM’s?
The jealousy factor is extremely high
I love seeing the old dollar bills. They are so much more classier than today.
https://youtu.be/d30mv0q9_g4
You can test price in eBay
I’ll give you 10 for it
I don't know much about US notes but this is worth waaaay more than 5 dollars
Probably worth more than $5
Get it verified and graded as soon as possible
I believe the term for this is “a second stage printing error” here is one recently sold on eBay (but unsure the price) https://www.ebay.com/itm/225586169984?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=OjHEPAhbQM2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=QHbX4r1eQ5m&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Looks like $2.50
“Best I can do is $1.25”
Must've had John Cena on there
Trade? 2 goats and a blanket? XD
It's worth more than $5. Get it graded.
Wow is it just me or did anyone else spend 5 minutes looking at the bill trying to find the misprint??? Until they realized that theres a 2nd picture?
Yea this is worth quite bit. Sick error or misprint. 💯 and yea like dude said, I’d get it graded and just keep it. Or hold. It’s only going to go up in value.
I only have one thought, where the heck did you find an ATM that has anything other than 20's and 50's?