Just going through my cash and noticed the ink flaking off this £5 note. Clearly a fake right?

Hello,

i was looking at some silver certificates i have and saw one that is similar to this past sale from heritage auctions for what is described as a 1935 f 1.00 with an inverted m on the serial number. It has an old pcgs currency holder which cant be verified anymore and is described as a w/m in the serial number and inverted m on the label.

Is this a legitimate inverted error that has value, or was this auction an exception where a speculating buyer overpaid?

here is the link to the auction sale from 2017.

https://currency.ha.com/itm/error-notes/miscellaneous-errors/inverted-m-serial-number-prefix-error-fr-1615-1-1935f-silver-certificate-pcgs-fine-15/a/141716-83145.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515

this was also described in this article:

https://www.uscoinsvalue.com/1935-dollar-bill-value/

And this article

http://www.uspapermoney.info/survey/invm.html

Attached is the bill I have:

If this error exists, is this the same error?

https://preview.redd.it/nuyuuupmf94e1.jpg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e3e9833e3aec18c464a524d86113fe591ed2e97b

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I've had this for years. Uncirculated condition, thr obverse side just seems incredibly misaligned compared to my other 2 dollar bills.

got as many banknotes as possible from countries I’ve been to since 2023. i usually ask in banks if they have an UNC note to go along with the ones i get back through spending. i’ve shown a lot of these notes already but wanted to share the whole set

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