A rare $1,000 bill — called the “unicorn” of U.S. paper money — sold for nearly 2,000 times its worth at an auction in Baltimore. The 1891 bill, called a Marcy Note, is one of only two known in existence, according to Stack’s Bowers Galleries, which auctioned the bill. It sold for $1.92 million…
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This rare bill sold for nearly 2,000 times its worth at a Baltimore auction
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