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Updated: 4:13 PM Jan 6, 2006
Misprinted $20 Bill Sells For Big Bucks
A $20 bill that was printed in Fort Worth with a banana company sticker on it sold for big bucks Friday.
Posted: 4:25 PM Jan 6, 2006 |
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A $20 bill that somehow ended up with an ordinary fruit sticker printed into it sold for $25,300 Friday.
A Dallas auction company says the so-called "banana note" went to a buyer at the sale in Orlando, Fla.
The person didn't want to be identified.
An official with Heritage Galleries and Auctioneers says the bill has a bright red, green and yellow Del Monte sticker next to Andrew Jackson's portrait.
The bill originated at a Treasury Department printing facility in Fort Worth, but just how the fruit tag found its way onto the greenback is unknown.
Currency collector Daniel Wishnatsky of Phoenix paid $10,100 for the bill during a May 2003 e-Bay auction.
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