Right this way, folks! You';re looking at perhaps the world';s most impressive collection of error notes! We';ve got some of the most coveted misprints in the history of the Federal Reserve, including the 1928A series ten-dollar note with a five-dollar reverse -- only eight known to exist! But let';s cut the chase. Behold, the King of All Error Notes! The famous "Wrong Jackson" 1983B 20-dollar note. If you look closely, you';ll see that the Treasury actually printed a portrait of the wrong Jackson -- Michael instead of Andrew! And he';s even wearing his famous red leather jacket! How did this happen? Let';s just say that machines, like humans, are not insusceptible to error -- or the "';Thriller'; fever" that was sweeping the nation at the time! And now, if you';ll follow me, we';ll get a chance to see the famous "Denzel Washington" $1 bill...
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