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Republic of Texas $3 Note
Someone brought this note to me and asked if it was real....I have no idea.
What is the best way to find out? Can post a scan to abpn if no other way. |
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Republic of Texas Austin September 1, 1841:
Most likely a worthless reproduction if it has serial number 40, 41, 146, 383 or 2077 See Replicas at http://tomchao.com "saved92" wrote in message ... Someone brought this note to me and asked if it was real....I have no idea. What is the best way to find out? Can post a scan to abpn if no other way. |
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From: "saved92"
Someone brought this note to me (Republic of Texas $3 Note) and asked if it was real....I have no idea. What is the best way to find out? Well, by asking here - but there's very little information that you've given about it. If I were to say to you: "I have a one hundred dollar bill, is it counterfeit?" what would you say? Let me start here - look at it for: size, dates (if any), bank city, signatures, and back printing. Size: If it's the same size as a modern-day dollar bill, it's probably a "conversation piece" ... if it is such, and was printed recently, it should say on it words to indicate it's not legal tender. Next: In the US, as far as I know, the only $3 Notes were printed by the US Government, and were as a result of the Federal Treasury Act of 1815, as a measure to help pay for the War of 1812. These Notes will have a face print only (no back). If it was issued in Texas during the Civil War, it's a Confederacy Note, and therefore, not legal tender (although it may be valuable as a collectible). The Act of 1862 which established the National Notes (which are identified through local banks rather than the Federal reserve bank) do not call for a denomination of $3. The dates were between 1862 and 1935. 8-| - Coin Saver |
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"Coin Saver" wrote in message Someone brought this note to me (Republic of Texas $3 Note) and asked if it was real....I have no idea. What is the best way to find out? Well, by asking here - but there's very little information that you've given about it. If I were to say to you: "I have a one hundred dollar bill, is it counterfeit?" what would you say? Thanks for your reply. However I went on to say "What is the best way to find out? Can post a scan to abpn if no other way." Meaning where is a good website, what is a good book, etc.....I can post a scan at abpn is there is no other place to post. |
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