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What is the value of a mis-printed 1953 $2 bill?
I know their have been several questions on the value of 1953 $2 bills, but I have one that has been mis-printed. This bill is a series 1953 A with a red seal, signed by Priest and Anderson. The serial number has no asterisks. As best I can tell it is in very fine condition. The entire engraving is shifted about 1/8th inch to the right on the front with the same shift to the left on the reverse.
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