These are a run of notes I got last week and might have to get rid of soon so I was wondering what sort of grade people think they might be, thanks for any help and I'll post some more pic's late :)
(http://i48.tinypic.com/1hufxc.jpg)
Are they flat with no folds or marks? They look pretty good from the pics. The $100 radar is very nice!
Thanks enworb, yeah mate nice and flat, just spewin the 562 wasn't there to make it an even bigger run. Funny thing about this lot and another run of 3 $50 notes that I got quite a ways back is that they weren't all together in a run like you'd think they'd be as I would have thought you'd find runs in runs and not all scattered :scratch_one-s_head: but it doesn't really matter how I find them..just as long as I find them :)
Hi Ausjack, I assume you got them from an ATM,if so they could only be called aUNC IMO as they would have been handled a few times & the ATM's usually leave marks on either end of the notes.
I agree with Enworb the $100 is a goodin.
Nah mate, got them from the teller at the credit union here, very happy with aUnc and the $100 might get better after confirmation but could get worse as it has roller marks on the back and I think they may be from the mint, I thought it was PMD but after having a good look you can see the ink was wet when it happened as you can see very faint streaking.
Here it is, hope it's ok and if not I'll take a pic :)
(http://i49.tinypic.com/2crvr5w.jpg)
Just had a squiz and I'll have to take a pic as it doesn'tshow enough detail :dash1:
This one should be better but still hard to get a good pic of something so small (http://i48.tinypic.com/34yurk7.jpg)
So yay or nay??
I never grade notes from an image. Images don't show anything. My advice is take them to a dealer to grade
if it was only that easy, as I'm in Grafton :cray: one of the disadvantages of livin in the bush :blackeye
When I list notes for sale on eBay. I will always put a picture from an angle that shows as many creases as I can, so the buyer knows exactly how the note will come.
I've added an example below.
(http://www.surfaceanchors.com.au/ebaytemp/Notes/AA9501.JPG)
Try & post some photos like that if you can.