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It sounds ok with me as I collect by type, design, and series year not by signatures, numbers, or stars, so I don't care who the Secretary of the Treasury is as long as there's a series year change and / or a design change I want one for my Collection.
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09/30/2013 11:36 pm
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Valued Member
United States
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Not me,
I collect them all from $1's to $ 100's, been waiting for a long time for the new 100's to come out.
The only small size 100's I'm missing are the 2006-FW and of course the new yet to be released 100's. Once I fine those my collection of small size 100's will be complete from the beginning of the small size notes in 1928 to the current date.
Bill Collector
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10/01/2013 12:22 am
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Does that sort of clear things up for you guys? Probably the best summary I have seen posted in a while, if ever.  |
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Valued Member
United States
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would love to see a picture of one of these, anyone got one?
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Valued Member
United States
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I don't think there's a design change, so it will look like the 5's we have now but with the 2013 date because of the new Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew. I collect by series year so need to put one in the collection.
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A bit beat up but I got one today in change. Looks the same as the series 2009, but the Treasury secretary's first name is pretty much unreadable.
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United States
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More info would be helpful, such as, what part of the country did you find it ?, was it a FW or a DC ? and what district bank was it from ?.
Regards
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I got a crisp one at work yesterday, Columbus Indiana, I didn't think to save it though as I was low on $5s in my til and the next customer needed one back in change.
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United States
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I am betting you are in the Chicago Federal Reserve district like I am. From the production numbers posted on another thread of this topic, we have received the bulk of them so far. I'm sure a crisp one will show up soon. The one I received in change had already been wadded up once.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I got one at work today in mid-Michigan.
Believe it was an MH-A block but not 100% sure.
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Valued Member
United States
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hmm, wonder when we will start seeing these on the west coast
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United States
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Got another one today.
Serial number MG11370254A. Chicago Federal Reserve. It is a DC note.
It's rumpled crinkled and folded like the last one I got :(
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12/01/2013 4:11 pm
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Is there a Canadian version of Fox's explanation as to why the Candian $5 has different signatures than the $10 but they were both released on the same day?
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