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sjv

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Their called offset printing errors. You can google it or I can explain how this happens. 1st is a 100% print of the front image on the back. Grading is either light or dark print. I believe mines Dark.

The 2nd is the same error except its 80% of the back on the front.

Pricing varies. The first is well over $200 in average condition. Mine's crisp, no wrinkles, no wear Probably AU in coin grading terms.
The second one is same grade and I paid like $30 ( can't remember exactly, maybe more)) because it's lighter print and not 100%. I'll have to look at current E-bay bids. Also there's a book called The Black Book of U.S Paper Money and their listed in the back under errors.
 

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Hey Sal, those are some sweet errors!! :yes: Nice over prints. They happen is stamp collecting too, which I have done for years. Those are very collectable errors. Nice that they are in crisp Unc condition. keep them safe!!
 
Thanks! Like I said, I've had the first one since 1977. The price moves a little bit. I'll have to check on-line prices.
 

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