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Valued Member
United States
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@kensho52
Those are two great finds. They both appear in very good condition. I found my at the restaurant I work in. Where did you find yours?
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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I like those notes!  |
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United States
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@WVU
I was a teller in a central cash vault, so we processed millions of dollars a day both from commercial clients and other branches. The neat thing was our bill scanners at the time would throw out anything that wasn't recent as a "suspect", so the work was done for me. I just had to fight the other tellers for things.
This was in the early 90s.
Now I have the tellers watching out for me, but it isn't the same :)
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Valued Member
United States
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@Kensho52
It figures. The bank tellers get all the good finds.LOL
But be careful getting too many tellers involved in looking for you they might find something really good and get bitten by the collecting bug and forget all about you.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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@JayDon62 That National Bank note is a very impressive find!  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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April 13, 1976 was the first day of issue for the new Bicentennial $2 note. To help celebrate, the Post Offices offered to cancel a stamp affixed to the note with the date of issue as sort of a cross between a note and a First Day Cover (in the stamp world).
They are regarded as collectors items. Generally, of course, as value depends on condition.
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Valued Member
United States
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jamba juice change a $2 bill 2003 series with the serial I00454382*
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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@Left:
Nice to see a $2 given in change! Probably no value above face, though (unless it's in uncirculated condition).
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ok so I went to the bank and asked if they had any mutilated or old bills and the teller looked at me like I was crazy what else should I ask because I want to find some old bills in circulation but just cant seem to.
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United States
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ok so I went to the bank and asked if they had any mutilated or old bills and the teller looked at me like I was crazy what else should I ask because I want to find some old bills in circulation but just cant seem to. Keep in mind that not all tellers are programmed the same way  You did nothing wrong. Maybe explain that you're a collector and they'd understand more. Just gotta keep trying! |
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United States
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I use the US bank close to my house which I dont even have an account in. (dont have an account in any bank..just the bank of dad :D) But every month I come by and look at about $500 of old bills and buy for face the ones I like or would look good in my collection. I have all the tellers and the manager looking out for old bills. And the best part is I didnt even have to ask for them to do it they offered! The trick....becoming a teenager again
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I found my first star note in circulation. It's a Series 2006 $1 bill with the number B03999520
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I found a 1963 $5 United States Note at a bank today. It's only the 2nd one I own.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Cool find!
Just average condition?
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