1988-A $5 Federal Reserve Note (FR.1980J) - Printed Tear With Accordion Pleats/Gutters - VF Treasure 999 Weight 3 Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1988-A $5 Federal Reserve Note (FR.1980J) - Printed Tear With Accordion Pleats/Gutters - VF Treasure 999 Weight 3 Date:1831 Lg Let
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1988 A $5 Federal Reserve Note (FR.1980J) Printed Tear With Accordion Pleats Gutters VF Treasure 999 Weight 3 Date:1831 Lg Let 999 Weight 3 Jefferson nickel and Lincoln cent This neat error features a printed tear that resulted in accordion pleated prints and gutters Bizarrely circulated note that should have been plucked out almost immediately

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