1974 $10 & 1977 $20 Federal Reserve Off-Set 2-pc Set PMG 65 EPQ

Few And Far Between Printing Error Notes Set

For many, error coins have become important pieces of numismatic history, creating subsets that collectors can seek out for their collections. But even more difficult to find can be print money errors, featuring unique errors that each tell a specific story.

These Notes Were Hot In Cleveland

Take, for example, this fascinating two-note set containing a $10 Hamilton note and a $20 Jackson note. The $10 note is a 1977 series, and the $20 note is a 1974 series. Both notes are from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and have been certified by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) as being in Gem Uncirculated PMG-65 Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ) condition. Specifically, these two notes are classified as Offset Printing Errors, which often happens when no sheet is fed into the press, resulting in an inked plate contacting the bed. As a result, the next sheet receives an overprint of both designs on a single side. These errors are significant as the design from the back of the is clearly overprinted onto the front.

This Exceptional Set Cannot Be Duplicated

Printing errors are few and far between and it’s hard to believe that both notes were missed by the sharp-eyed watchmen at the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and somehow found their way into circulation! What’s more, this set cannot be duplicated — it’s a one of a kind opportunity for one and only one lucky collector!

This is a perfect set for any currency collector, not just error collectors. Whoever gets it will have something to brag about to his or her friends!