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Press Notes
What is a Web Note? Read below for Valuable information on Webs, and this Rare US Paper Money! |
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What is a Web Note? A
Web Note is a type of US $1 bill printed by the BEP (Bureau of Printing
and Engraving).
They are commonly referred to as Web Press Notes, Web-Fed notes, or simply,
Webs. These notes are different from typical $1 Federal Reserve Notes
that you find in circulation every day, although at first glance you may
not know it. How do I identify a Web Note? Very Simple. Look at the photos below ... notice the little tiny "D 29" in the lower right of the Bill? This is a "plate position indicator" containing tiny letters and numbers. This is NOT a web-fed note. The photo on the right is another Federal Reserve Note. Take note of the little number "1" on the lower right. This is an indication of a typical $1 WEB Fed Note.
A Web Note's plate number ONLY contains tiny numbers (NO LETTERS) and more specifically, the little numbers will range from 1 to 10. These tiny numbers on these notes indicate plate numbers that the BEP uses to print the currency. Each Web Note has its own characteristics and should all be revered as Unique and RARE! Check your Wallet! You may have one! Some are worth up to $2000.00 each! They are still in circulation Today! We now have Web Notes for sale!
For more information on Web Notes go to our sister site at http://www.webpressnotes.com/ 3 Uncirculated WEB PRESS NOTES - $69.99 SHIPPING IS ALWAYS FREE! |
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As
a matter of fact, even some professionals to this day can not distinguish
the difference between the two. The Web Note
was the US Government's last ditch effort to make the production of the
One Dollar Bill cost effective. A Web-Fed Press was built which
printed one dollar notes on a roll , much like a newspaper. Traditional
methods of printing US Paper Money is on flat sheets. This press was eventually
completed and produced a limited number of notes while simultaneously
printing ones on the traditional presses. The notes
printed on the Web Press were produced for the following year series:
1988-A, 1993, and 1995. The Press cost Hundreds of Millions
of Dollars! Of course, the US Government and US Taxpayers picked up
the tab. The vast amount of errors, and instability
of the press led the government to abandon the entire project and sell
the equipment for scrap Metal! A Web-Fed Note is a product of this
press and is considered RARE!
We
just got in a Fresh Pack of Crisp, Uncirculated,
Virgin Webnotes and we are selling them in
lots of three. See the images included. 
The
notes are Absolutely Perfect and could technically be called errors
due to some of the sloppy ink from the Hamilton Web-Fed press. The notes
you will receive will Not be identical to the serial numbers shown, but
they will be Sequential and from the Same Block
(Letters before and after the serial number). 
We
have a close up of the Front plate and Back Plate combination for those
interested. As you can see, the plate combination is a 2 / 10. These
are RARE and to ascertain any web note in this condition is unbelievable!
These are the only webs we have available at this time. Grab them while
they last. Thanks for looking.