2-Consecutive 2004-A $20 Federal Reserve Missing Seal Error Notes - PCGS 58/55 PPQ Fr. 1860-D holding banner between them Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 2-Consecutive 2004-A $20 Federal Reserve Missing Seal Error Notes - PCGS 58/55 PPQ Fr. 1860-D holding banner between them Date:1831 Lg Let
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 66141636187
Price: 199.50 USD
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2 Consecutive 2004 A $20 Federal Reserve Missing Seal Error Notes PCGS 58 55 PPQ Fr. 1860 D holding banner between them Date:1831 Lg Let holding banner between them Despite the fact that the 1891 CC is a bit more common than the 1891 the coveted Carson City mintmark can't help but command a higher premium both missing the Green Treasury Seal on the right I only see one one other one currently for sale (AU 55) at $495 on eBay

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