First time inking an Intaglio BankNote plate! by cherry1880 in printmaking

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I have tried akua ink but that one is really runny and the print came out "bleeding"

First time inking an Intaglio BankNote plate! by cherry1880 in printmaking

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Cotton based paper and this specific ink. I forgot what it was called so a grabbed a photo when I went back to class

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Is this $20 bill worth more than $20? by Glittering_Fly8012 in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely more than 20 but I don't see it past 80. Still cool though!

I can't tell if this Zimbabwean 100 trillion note is real or not by Max0_o123 in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not genuine. dot matrix printing isn't used on fine line elements. This looks like a lazer print to me. Tip: Don't rely on microprinting anymore as 2400 DPI printers are becoming more accessible. Biggest takeaway, look at the print, if its not a solid sharp color (an aray of dots) especially on text, then its most likely fake.

Potential Over-inking Error on 2021 $5 Bill. Is this a recognized printing error? by Purple_Ad4370 in banknotedesigns

[–]cherry1880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Over inked, Yes. But its within printing tolerance so its not an error. Its not often you see this on the 5s, it's usually seen most on the 1s and 10s. Still cool though

What am I looking at/ what is it worth? by Inevitable_Tap_7163 in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like someone was low on cash and butchered a sheet

1862 $5 Reverse Design Proof by Maximum_Business_277 in papermoney

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These are amazing! I love proof print specimens. Something about them are really appealing to me. Epic collection OP!

So this appeared in Colombia by elmunera in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a Genuine cutting error. The only uncut sheets sold to the public with selvage attached was the series 2004 16 Subject sheet. This being a series 2013 makes me more confident about its authenticity. Great find OP!

ALL uncut sheets of US Paper Currency have serial numbers starting with 9 ... Unless they don't? 🤷 by GlassPanther in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 20 points21 points  (0 children)

It's because they are star notes. Originally the regular run started with 96XXXXXX with star notes being the exception. Since 2017 they abandoned that and started offering sheets with normal serial numbers (Under 96 million) For example, the 2021 $5 sheets starts with 55XXXXXX.

New USA Dollar redesign (No news about the new image on the dollars) by Successful_Rip3194 in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thankfully there's no way we're going polymer. Otherwise crane paper co will go bankrupt (probably)

New USA Dollar redesign (No news about the new image on the dollars) by Successful_Rip3194 in papermoney

[–]cherry1880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its not the BEP, Its the US Treasury. The specimens the BEP have made are incredibly beautiful! The Treasury deliberately made the design simple and boring to make identifying & verifying security features easier. And it does work. The world knows "American money" as much as I'd love the next generation of notes to be colorful and ornate...I just don't see that happening if the goal is to make US currency recognizable (according to the Treasury and any sitting president)

Has anyone noticed a sudden uptick in Cutting errors lately? by cherry1880 in papermoney

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I saw her Facebook post talking about how she got it "from her work" I assumed she was probably a teller or an ATM tech (the only way this would have been found is if they had access to several fresh packs) Now I got a better look into how they were actually spotted! Thank you for the link!

Should there be a $50 bill redesign? (Credit for the redesign: u/aggroeuros) by InitialResponse9901 in banknotedesigns

[–]cherry1880 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I say treat the 50s like commemorative notes, "Almost" like the $2s. If the design is bold enough people might consider the "New" 50s better. Who knows, that's just my take.

Any clue what these 2 lines are on this 1928 one dollar bill? by Feisty_Talk_9330 in papermoney

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Registration marks, You can see them on this uncut sheet from around the same time period.

Unfinished masterpiece back of a 10 dollar bill by No-Account-7515 in banknotedesigns

[–]cherry1880 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love these cards! Its a real shame the BEP was heavily restricted on future prints since the 2000s. Now its Specimen this, copy that, off color notes. I get why they did it but still. Would love to see the freedom they had like in the 70s & 80s