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  • RICK: Hey, how's it going?

  • Oh, pretty good.

  • I have a couple of interesting notes

  • I think you may be interested in.

  • I have a $50 legal tender note from 1880.

  • And I have an 1890 legal tender Treasury

  • note, which is also known as ornate or a fancy back.

  • RICK: OK, these are cool.

  • And they're pretty damn rare.

  • "This note is legal tender at its face value

  • in payment for all debts, public and private."

  • JEFF: I'm impressed that you can even read that.

  • RICK: I pay extra money so you don't

  • see the line on the bifocals.

  • [laughter]

  • JEFF: The notes I'm selling are very high grade.

  • They're very collectible.

  • The cool thing is the notes are really portable artwork.

  • You can take them and show them to other people.

  • I'm looking for $35,000.

  • The least I'm willing to take for them is somewhere

  • between $20,000 and $25,000.

  • RICK: These things are great.

  • These were precursors to the Federal Reserve,

  • more or less, to our modern money.

  • These were not backed by anything.

  • They just printed them.

  • But what gave them value is is you could pay taxes with them.

  • And if you didn't pay taxes, they take everything you have

  • and throw you in jail.

  • I hear that.

  • RICK: So where did you get these?

  • JEFF: On the internet.

  • I was intrigued by the backs more than the fronts.

  • RICK: It's a greenback.

  • I just love everything about these The original term

  • greenback came from legal tender notes,

  • because they always printed them with green backs.

  • We used to make some really, really pretty money.

  • JEFF: We did, gorgeous.

  • RICK: These bills are incredible.

  • These things rarely come on the market.

  • So I'd be shocked if one of them came in my shop,

  • much less two of them.

  • They're just cool.

  • How much were you looking to get out of them?

  • $35,000.

  • OK.

  • JEFF: $18,000 for the ornate back, $17,000 for the $50 note.

  • OK.

  • Tell you the truth, I have no idea if that's a great price

  • or not.

  • Let me call in someone to look at them

  • and we'll go from there. - That's fair.

  • RICK: OK, I'll be right back.

  • OK.

  • I really feel good about an expert coming in,

  • because I've been out of the market for a while.

  • And I think it would really helped

  • me make a more informed decision as to selling the notes.

  • Wow.

  • RICK: This is why I call you in when I have this weird stuff.

  • PETER TREGLIA: Great paper money.

  • These are two very fantastic items.

  • I could tell right off the bat, this

  • is an 1890 $20 legal tender.

  • This series is far better and more valuable

  • and rare than the 1891.

  • The government felt that it was easier to counterfeit a more

  • ornate back, which is bizarre.

  • So in 1891 it didn't have the intricacies

  • that this note clearly does.

  • A $50-- surprisingly, even though it

  • is a higher denomination note, it is actually

  • more common than this note.

  • Doesn't mean it's worth less or more,

  • it just means it's more common.

  • The collector basis for both notes are quite significant.

  • Rick, what are your questions you have with this?

  • OK, it's the same I have with all this old paper money.

  • I need to know what grade it is and, you know, what's it worth?

  • OK, that's an excellent question.

  • I'm going to use my light, because these

  • look to be in fantastic condition, actually.

  • It does have a corner fold.

  • I don't know if you can quite see it.

  • [interposing voices]

  • OK, so you noticed that.

  • But I'll put this in the class of about uncirculated.

  • So this $50 is quite nice, but it does look like something

  • fuzzy was up here, some ink or a pencil.

  • Someone definitely got a little creative or tried to be.

  • RICK: So what are they worth?

  • OK, the $20 Treasury note, I would

  • expect in auction to bring between $12,000 and $16,000.

  • And the 1880 $50 legal tender note,

  • I would expect to bring between $10,000 and $15,000

  • on a conservative basis.

  • Somewhere between 22 to 30, basically?

  • PETER TREGLIA: That's about right.

  • I think it sounds reasonable.

  • PETER TREGLIA: I'm glad to hear that.

  • Well, thanks, man.

  • Thanks, Rick.

  • Good to see you.

  • Some of the rarest of rare notes,

  • actually, is a 1890 $1,000 Treasury

  • banknote, that have sold upwards of nearly $3 and 1/2 million.

  • If Rick can negotiate a deal for both these notes,

  • I think it's an excellent buy.

  • RICK: What's your best price on them?

  • I'd like to get $30,000 for the two of them.

  • I thinking more 17.

  • They're absolutely beautiful.

  • And when they're this nice, they sell quick, I'll give you that.

  • JEFF: I think you can get the 30 for it.

  • 25?

  • I'll tell you what, I'll pay you

  • at the bottom end of what Pete said, 22,

  • I think I'll do all right.

  • Fine, you got a deal.

  • Sweet!

  • Meet you right over there and we'll do some paperwork, man.

  • I'm taking the $22,000, because

  • at the end of the day, that's a number that I can deal with.

  • And I'm going to look for another collection.

  • So right now, it'll sit pretty in the bank account

  • until that time comes.

RICK: Hey, how's it going?

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