My company has taken on a project called the September 11th Commemorative Coin Certificate. Somehow a piece of dirt got on the die and a certificate was embossed with a strange addition. One of our employees spotted the mistake while helping in the assembling of the item. See if you can detect the error on the lower sample. You will not believe it. This is not a hoax but a strange freak occurrence. This is the kind of stuff you hear people selling for thousands of dollars on eBay. We are making around 200,000 of these pieces. What are the chances of this happening at all, let alone on only one bill. Below is a link to the info-mercial that tells you all about the bill in case you haven't seen it already. My boss is holding on to the defective sample. I'd try to sell it if I could. hehehe https://www.911twenty.com/flare/next
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Bob Topic Police
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Right.....there's only one cert. that had the embossing die put that on the item. Isn't that WILD?
Especially for a run of 200,000 pieces. Usually if something is on a die, hundreds of sheets of paper will have that problem on them...until the pressman finds the problem. They usually pull a sheet for inspection out of every 250 while the job is running. It was just by chance that a bindery worker just happened to notice it. If it got to a customer with that airplane stuck in a tower, someone would be pissed or we'd be seeing that bill on eBay. hehehe
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Denz lost in space
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I think it’s a conspiracy by our government to make us all think that there is actually a piece of dust there when there actually isn’t. The CIA is on this matter and will be disposed of immediately.
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