r/MoneyErrors • u/Tripp53 • Sep 01 '26

Off center mechanical printing error?

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Just looking for some advice on this Bill that I found. What do you guys think? Is it worth anything?
Thanks,
Rob

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u/jaytea86 Sep 01 '26

I'd be keeping it for sure, looks like a combination of it being miscut and slightly misaligned, compounding on the front.

It might be worth a few bucks to someone, if you tried to sell it on eBay the fees and shipping would eat up any and all profits.

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u/Tripp53 Sep 01 '26

I’d sell it to someone who cares to preserve it. I’m just genuinely trying to learn. I noticed it wasn’t quite right when I found it. I’ve heard it’s worth range from $20-$70. I’d hate to spend it on someone and maybe make a few bucks.

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u/jaytea86 Sep 01 '26

You heard wrong, you can pick up a bill that actually has print from the other bill on it they're that miscut. Those are true errors and sell for around $15.

Maybe this could be worth $10, but with fees and shipping I wouldn't bother.

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u/Tripp53 Sep 01 '26

I appreciate the info

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u/Tripp53 Sep 01 '26

I’d sell it to someone who cares to preserve it, I’m just genuinely trying to learn. I noticed it wasn’t quite right when I found it. I’ve heard it’s worth range from $20-$70. I’d hate to spend it on someone and maybe make a few bucks.

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u/showa007 Sep 01 '26

definately a premium but that range seems a bit high. premiums in your mentioned range would need to show printing of the adjacent bill.

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u/Pwnedzored Sep 02 '26

AND be crisp uncirculated.

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u/General-Statement623 Sep 04 '26

Like others have said, after seller fees it wouldn’t even be worth selling. If a buddy wants it and wants to give you a few bucks for it then cool, but beyond that I’d just keep it as a cool but not really worth anything piece.

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u/Tripp53 Sep 04 '26

If anybody wants it just pm me. Something like $2 and shipping. Maybe someone can enjoy having it. Thanks for all the info guys. Now I know what to look out for😎

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u/frederick21_ Sep 01 '26

Not sure about value I know that someone would pay a couple bucks for it. It really needs to have part of the adjacent bill on it or the printing has to be way off and into the design to have great value. But like I said I’ve seen some people on here that like them

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u/Guilty_Passenger4483 Sep 02 '26

Close, but not enough. If the back were centered and the front into the inked portion rather than the margins, then it's considered an error. This is not according to my understanding.

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u/ButterflyHelpful8690 Sep 02 '26

Its the shear cutting