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Thanks for the link, but what about checking the value for older bills with star notes? I have four $5 bills that are silver certificates, all from 1953.
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500 post  The Dan Man! The 1953 star notes in VF are about $20....except the 1953 B Smith Dillon signatures these starsa book at $2000 in VF! |
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No longer am I a, "Valued Member", but rather the "Pillar Of The Community". I'm not sure what to make of that. Well here are the four star notes I have. They aren't in the best of shape but I was offered ten dollars a piece at an out of state pawn shop.   |
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Personally, I would keep the nicest one and happily take $10 each on the others...
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Its great to see thus thread resurrected!
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Post from the CRH forum. Enjoy
"Found another 1964D at work today. Another good find, silver is silver!!
On another note, I went to the bank today to ask the vault manager to order me more dimes. As she was placing the order I was talking to a nice girl teller ;) that happened to be just sitting there. She asked me, "are you looking for silver?" I told her I was looking for anything interesting, not necessarily silver. She then asked me if I have ever seen a blue dollar bill. I looked at her and I said, "huh?" She pulled 5 of them out and said look. I noticed she had 5 1$ silver certificates. So I asked her if I could buy them she said okay. I ended up with 1 mint 1957, 3 avg wear 1957, and one fairly abused 1935. Btw, can someone tell me why one of them has a star on it where the serial number is? Thanks."
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The star on the end of the serial number means there was an error in printing, so they replace that note with a star, since two notes cannot have the exact same serial number.
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Does it make a difference if the star is in the front or the back of the serial number?
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Found a 1993 $50 small head. Probably will end up having to spend it though. Too bad, dont see too many small heads any more.
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1988A $1 in my drawer yesterday. Beat all to heck, but--1988, SERIOUSLY? Also a pair of $5 from 1993, a year I never see even when I get small heads. Unfortunately, it was before my paycheque came in, or I'd have a lovely only-one-fold-in-it 1993 for sale on ebay. |
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I've never owned a red note and I know its in really bad shape, but doesn't make a difference. My mom told me it was a waste to get that from the bank. I said to her, "how? I know its in really bad shape mom, but it can't be less than 2 bucks."   |
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Cool find Colles! Unfortunately I've never found anything too out of the ordinary yet, but hopefully soon...
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 $1-1957 $10-1995 $20-1990 $2-1976 $10-1995 $20-1995 $2-1976 $10-1969 $20-1981 $5-1995 $10-1969C $50-1990 $5-1995 $20-1981A $100-1990 $5-1988 $20-1995 $100-1993 $5-1995 $20-1990 $2-2003 Brand new here, been working at a gas station for the past two/three months and these are my finds  Edited by MillaDaKilla
06/29/2012 03:45 am
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Welcome and nice finds! I've been working at a McDonalds for three weeks now and I've only found one small-head $10 bill. It had a Granahan signature which dates it to the 1960s. I didn't get to keep it though. In other news, I received a 1988A $1, block A-E, the other day in change. 'Tis for my $1-$2-$5 block collection  |
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