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It
is a truly Authentic Art Investible that is
completely
Unique and the First in a class of Original Art
all by itself, "Financial Art". By combining
the best features of valuable Fine Art (both
original
paintings and limited edition prints) and the highest
quality printed Certificates of Value (currencies,
banknotes, stock certificates and bonds), the result
is something vastly bigger and better than
either
one by itself, which helps to explain the attraction
of Collectors and Investors to the I.A.M. Limited
Edition Uncut Sheets.
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professional team of the best artisans, craftsmen
and technicians at the ABNC spent 7 months on the
design process alone, while under the constant supervision
and creative direction of Tari. To achieve the final
product envisioned by Tari, the ABNC printed the
single Million Dollar Bills and the Uncut Sheets
utilizing the highest quality Currency Grade Standards
and incorporating the most sophisticated state-of-the-art
anti-counterfeiting technology in the world of security
document printing. To prevent any possibility of
unauthorized copying or counterfeiting, each Million
Dollar Bill on the Uncut Sheets is printed on both
sides with Engraved Steel Plates (this process is
termed "intaglio" in the bank note field),
plus the Bills were created with every high-tech
anti-counterfeiting feature available at ABNC, including
Micro-Printed Inscriptions, Latent Images, Invisible
Ink Statements, Special Custom Manufactured Security
Paper and highly unique Banknote Multi-Colors and
Patterns. |
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It
was designed to be an Authentic Art Investible of
the highest quality, initially created in a Limited
Edition of 4000 Sheets. Then in 1998, after completing
hundreds of surveys with Uncut Sheet owners, the Limited
Edition was drastically reduced down to only 700 Uncut
Sheets by cutting up 3300 sheets into single Million
Dollar Bills. This bold decision by Tari not only
made the uncut sheets very scarce but it greatly benefited
the collectors and investors by increasing their international
demand and price value appreciation.
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