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1969-A (G-Chicago) $10 FRN CU-63 EPQ PMG (Fr#1970-K) Offset Error
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1969-A $10 Chicago FRBN with a genuine offset error, inked plate contacted the impression cylinder without paper, ghosting the image onto the face of the note. This unique error note is a great conversation piece, certified CU-63 EPQ by PMG.
Currency Highlights:- Housed in archival quality Mylar sleeve by PMG.
- Series 1969-A $10 with offset printing error.
- Certified Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ by PMG.
- Face: A portrait of Alexander Hamilton.
- Back: An engraving of the U.S. Treasury building.
- FR#-2019-G, Chicago district, signatures of Kabis/Connally.
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The Series 1969-A $10 Federal Reserve Notes were printed during the last half of Richard Nixon's first term in office. Add this conversational error note to your cart today!
During production, the inked engraved steel plate contacted the impression cylinder without a sheet of paper present, transferring ink directly onto the cylinder. When the next sheets fed through, that transferred ink printed a ghost impression onto the notes.
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