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The treasury seal and serial numbers are printed in a single pass so if the seal is missing the serial numbers should be missing as well.

Assuming that's the case, look on the back of the bill to see if the seal and numbers are there instead of on the front. If so, you have what's called a flipover error; I've seen these bring $500 or so at retail. If the seal and numbers aren't on the back the bill missed one of the printing steps. Its retail value is less but could still easily be over $150.

In any case because almost all errors are by nature non-standard, you'd need to have an in-person evaluation done by an expert in paper money errors to get a more exact idea of its value.

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