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Inflation Rears Its Ugly Face (and Back)

Posted on 12/17/2006 06:09:00 | Link | Post Comment


This undated photo released by the Heritage Auction Galleries in Dallas shows the face and back of a $1000 bill that is one of only two known of its kind.

"An art collector has paid about $2.3 million for the U.S. bill printed in 1890, according to the auction house that brokered the transaction between two anonymous private collectors," Greg Rohan, president of Dallas-based Heritage Auction Galleries, said Friday.

Rohan said that type of bank note is known to collectors as a "Grand Watermelon" because the green-striped zeros in the denomination "1,000" printed on the back of the bill look like the fruit.


I am not recommending U.S. Bank Notes at this time, unless you are willing to hold for 116 years.....

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