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 03/09/2006 03:10:38 PM · #26
Originally posted by jaxter:
I don't believe what you have found to be an issued piece of currency. Collecting US Coinage is another hobby of mine, and while I don't generally dabble with paper currency I have a general knowledge of the subject. For one, a bank note wouldn't be blank on one side. Secondly a bank note, even a colonial one, would have the issuing bank clearly represented. i.e. Bank of Virginia. That being said I haven't the foggiest what it might be. It could be anything from a piece from a game to a print blank from someone trying to do some note forgery. It is certainly untrigueing... worth hanging on to and investigating.
Jack

I live in the area where they used the 8bit reales paper money back in the 1700's, and most all of the small notes were 'blank' on the reverse side. However, out of all the books I justlooked in and the currency from our state, your 'find' hasn't any seal or treasury identification. I have a lot of info on our states money and what you have seems to be from a game of a sort.
 03/09/2006 03:11:17 PM · #27
Originally posted by Megatherian:
Yep it's from Treasure Hunt :)
Treasure Hunt on Ebay


HAHAHA....well at least its a really OLD board game!

now im just waiting for a comment like..."PAY TO BEARER-PIECE OF SHIT"

Thank you for not letting me embarrass myself in front of people i actually know.

now lets let this thread fade into the distance and forget i ever said anything.

Message edited by author 2006-03-09 15:14:10.
 03/09/2006 03:23:46 PM · #28
for 15 bucks you could buy the game, burn it, and leave the notes in abandoned houses all across America! ;)
 03/09/2006 03:26:49 PM · #29
Originally posted by Megatherian:
Yep it's from Treasure Hunt :)
Treasure Hunt on Ebay


lol wow nice find, I was reading this thread and googling his find. Thats definently it
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