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I found these two one dollar bills the other day and was wondering if I should keep them?,what the value is?and what they are referred to as?
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the 2nd one is a binary note, it only has 2 different numbers.
It may also be called something else because of the way the 3's and 7's are all together but I don't know for sure.

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Yes, the second is a binary note...not sure the first one can be classified as anything, but I'd keep it nonetheless.
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The second one is definitely a keeper and personally, I'd keep the second one as well though I don't know if there's any real premium to it.
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Nice Binary Note John1!
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That is cool. Is there anything special about a binary note?
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