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Misprinted dollar bill
I have a misprinted U.S One Dollar Bill, with an extra corner printed on the bottom, left side... everything else seems 'normal.' Bill is worn, not crisp and new... but appears okay, no tearing, not ragged, etc... any idea what this might be worth? Just curious in West Texas. Please let me know, we're pretty poor and I am excited at this 'find.' Maybe it's nothing special though... just praying for a miracle.
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jrileysrie- Is there any way to post a picture of this bill on here so that I can study it and give you exactly what you are looking for ,and aklso others can see it :: { NOTE- YOU have what is called a ( ERROR NOTE) YES THEY are valuable, Don't LOOSE IT!! POST THE PICTURE IF YOU CAN <OR GO TO YOUR LOCAL LIBERY AND USE THEIR COMPUTER TO DO IT :: I HAVE A BOOK A BOOK <STRICKLY ON PAPER MONEY ERRORS,AND ONCE I CAN SEE IT AND THEN I CAN FIND IT IN THE BOOK :: HAPPY NEW YEAR ::GOD BLESS ::F.B.E. |
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