Japan 1989 - Komori Currency Technology Intaglio Test Note Mr. Komori
Condition: PCGS 65 PPQ (Gem New) with problem-free paper and original paper quality noted, appropriate for a factory-retained exemplar. Read more →
Condition: PCGS 65 PPQ (Gem New) with problem-free paper and original paper quality noted, appropriate for a factory-retained exemplar. Read more →
Condition: PMG 65 PPQ (Gem New) with fully original paper, superb embossing, and no handling, consistent with archive storage. Read more →
Few examples survived outside official archives, as almost all were destroyed after use. This specimen, preserved in pristine form, provides a direct glimpse into the mechanical evolution of U.S. paper currency manufacturing. Certified PCGS Currency Gem New 65 PPQ, it exhibits bright paper, razor-sharp serial impressions, and full margins-an exceptionally rare survivor from the development phase of America’s first automated currency-processing era. Read more →
Graded PCGS 66 PPQ Gem New, the note retains full originality, strong embossing, and sharp printed detail. The perforated cancellation remains clearly defined across the design, preserving the technical character of this internal specimen format within the early Wilks period. Read more →