whats the lowest serial number you have found?

Hah, my lowest so far is only 3 0s to start. Nothing worth keeping yet, but then I only check my change. I did find my lucky $10 that way, ending with 7777.

I jealous the lowest one I have found is 0000 0701. I wish I could find one with 6 starting zeros .

@scmoore61 it is up to you. It is a low number and if it was a one or a five I would keep it for sure, but for a hundred I would probably want 5 zeros to start cause thats a lot of money to hold onto.

I wonder if SN 1 and 2 will show up, may be they have not seen this topic.

Siuol, dont feel bad. I only found mine on friday.

Peace

ok new goal... if I win the lottery i'll buy that #1 $2 note off eBay

So you guys are talking about circulation finds then. I don't normally look at serial numbers that I use, but about a year ago, I was needing a coke, and for some reason I did look at the one dollar bill before I inserted it in the coke machine. Serial# 00000007. Don't recall the prefix or suffix though.

The note below had a fairly low printing in 1928. A one year type, the only small size red seal $1 note. Only in VF condition, but it is what it is.










Here is a $1 note that relates (somewhat) to the story in the link that Bobby supplied. I got it about three years ago. This note is series #1, serial #3310 (the 3310th one dollar bill issued by the US Government). There are five known $1 notes that were printed before this one, including serial# 1 (EF condition) which I have seen pictures of.

Me too Greg ! Here is a very early black eagle with no zeros. Yeeeeuck !