Fr. 1960-J. 1934D $5/$10 Federal Reserve Note. Kansas City. PMG Choice

Ever-Popular Series of 1934D $5/10 Federal Reserve Note - Double Denomination Error A Treat for the Error Specialist Fr. 1960-J. 1934D $5/$10 Federal Reserve Note. Kansas City. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64. Double Denomination Error. Often dubbed the "King of Errors," the dramatic nature of the Double Denomination error type has rightly earned it the privilege to carry that honor upon its proverbial brow. By far one of the rarest error types as one would expect, this error is typically the result of an honest mistake at the Bureau of Engraving & Printing. Per Dr. Frederick J. Bart in United States Paper Money Errors, this error type is the result of the procedure associated with the printing process as the back and face printing are applied at different points in the process. The back printing is applied first while the face printing is applied later via a separate plate impression. This note was originally destined to be a $10 Federal Reserve Note, but at some point confusion arose and the partially printed sheets were allocated to receive a face impression from a plate intended for the $5 denomination. Passing inspection through some unknown means these notes made their way to their destination banks where a number were smartly saved. This particular example is representative of roughly three dozen or so pieces recorded by Bart, but these are tightly held and seldom offered at auction which should see this specimen to a realization at auction befitting that distinction. Estimate: $17,500 - $27,500. Provenance: From the Caine Collection. Click here for certification details from PMG.

Estimación:€9,395.92

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