It is not new that the dollar is coveted and valuable in our country, but this specimen is very particular. Find out why.
exist tickets for which the collectors market is willing to pay exaggerated sums. And there is one of 100 dollars that can reach worth 2 million pesos. Although it is true that in our country the dollar seems to have no ceiling, we have not yet reached those levels of nominality, therefore it is not the caves or the little trees who pay these figures, but the fans of the numismatics.
Among fans of this science in full growth, there is the search for specimens – whether bills or coins – that have some particularity that makes them rare or unique, and in this case, it is a 100 dollar bill with a flaw. printing that gives it this feature.
What is the 100 dollar bill for which they offer 2 million pesos?
This is a copy issued in 1999. The United States Federal Reserve (FED), acknowledged that he committed a error in your printingand although they are in circulation, the number of banknotes issued with this feature is unknown.
The error is the lack of green stamp in number 100, to the right of Benjamin Franklin’s face. Although it is the main characteristic that collectors look for, it is also true that for its value to be 2,000 dollars or 2 million Argentine pesos, the bill must be kept in good condition.
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What is numismatics
The numismatics It is, historically, the science that is responsible for studying the collecting of coins, banknotes, medals and other objects related to the preservation of value and economic exchanges. It derives from the Latin “numismatis”, a variant of “nomisma” which means coin.
Currently, this term is more related to the collection of money in all its forms, from coins and banknotes to pieces of a historical, cultural or artistic nature that may have a high value when it comes to exchange or conservation in itself. The difference between collectors and numismatists is that the latter have historical and knowledge interest in the specimens they are looking for.
Source: Ambito
