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I'm new to the currency thing. Is this serial number low enough (in the condition of the $1) to keep?

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I think so, especially if you were born on March 8th 1954?
I would keep it, its only setting you back a buck.
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I'd keep it for sure but then I've never found one with more than 3 zeroes.
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I would keep it too. It isn't that often you find one with 4 leading zeros.
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I would if I was you

I remember I came across one if those when I was starting collecting about a year ago. It had like 4 or 5 zeros & it was still crisp but I taught I would see more of those in the future but since then I've never seen another one...sucks for me
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just keep it as its a lower serial number
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