1977 $5 Federal Reserve Note Offset Printing Error- San Francisco Choice VF35 PMG

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The extent to the offset printing error can range from a tiny portion of the design being transferred to a complete, 100% offset. The darker and more complete the offset the more valuable the note.

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Product Details

This $5 Federal Reserve Note is a rare Offset Printing Error where it looks like one side bled through. This note is graded by PMG as a Choice VF35
Currency Highlights:
  • This $5 note is signed by Morton/Blumenthal
  • Housed in an archival quality currency holder by PMG.
  • Graded Choice VF35 by PMG.
  • Face: A portrait of President Abraham Lincoln.
  • Back: Offset Printing Error (Front to Back)
  • Friedberg# 1974-L (LB Block)

Under normal printing situations a sheet of currency feeds between the printing plate and the impression cylinder. When the paper fails to enter the press, the printing plate hits the cylinder and leaves the ink impression. When subsequent sheets are fed through they will not only pick up the correct impression from the intended printing plate, but also the ink from where the plate hit the cylinder. This creates what is known as a offset error with the image in retrograde.

U.S. Currency Type
Condition

Choice Very Fine – 35

Denominations

$5

Grade

PMG

Year

1977

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