WEEK # 463 It's still light outside!!!! TGIF!!!!!!

[Jenna S-migration]

:whee:Q. What do the 1977-A $1 EH, E* and $10 E* blocks all have in common?

 

 

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[Amarillo]

Hi, All the note start with E for Richmond, va

[GW]

all from the

same 1977-A series

same Richmond (E) District

same signatures Morton Miller

same seal Green

non-mules

 

 

[mhardin2413]

#1: what are three things i don't have in my wallet.

#2: if you look at the watermarks, you'll see the devil?

i have no idea. good question.

[jsharp-migration]

They had the same serial numbers

[BigBob]

Printed on Natick security paper.

[GW]

THEY WERE ONLY ISSUED AS SHEET NOTES.

 

[rtpjr]

These were the rare Natick paper test notes. Small quantities of E..H and E..* notes were printed on currency paper that was ordered from different manufacturer than normal, as the Treasury was trying to establish a backup paper supply in case it would be needed.

[Moon]

Q. What do the 1977-A $1 EH, E* and $10 E* blocks all have in common?

 

A. They were the only three printings that were done using the experimental Natick test paper.

 

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