United States 1995 – 10 Dollars Federal Reserve Note – Minneapolis District Printed Tear Error (Fr.2032-I)
The obverse presents the familiar portrait of Alexander Hamilton framed by fine-line engraving and geometric guilloche. The reverse depicts the U.S. Treasury building, an apt symbol for a note whose very error emerged within that institution’s own printing process. Although post-1990s Federal Reserve Notes are generally abundant, verified production errors in superb gem condition remain scarce, as quality-control rejection rates are exceptionally high. Read more →