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Pillar of the Community
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Nice one! It looked like a gutter fold at a glance, but I see that it isn't.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Nowhere near as interesting as the '74 Jackson above, but still cool.
Today my grandparents gave me and my sister some money. As I was looking through mine, I saw there was a 2003A bill. It got even better...it was a star note! J..*, printed in January 2007. According to reports, there was only one run of these notes, but it was a full one, with 3.2 million notes printed.
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Valued Member
United States
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A nice surprise during a bank visit last week to get $10s -- three Series 1985s including this one:  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice serial number!
Found a series 1995 $5 at work today.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I got a 2003A B-B $1 at the bank today, and it's in better condition than many of the 2013s I get considering it was printed in July 2005. I also got a 1995 $5 that the teller found for me after I asked if there were any old bills.
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United States
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Yesterday's group of $10s was unusually eclectic. In the middle of the half strap was a group of 18 old style $10s - 1 Series 1993 and 17 Series 1995. The notes must have been kept together for years because most of them were in nice condition and exhibited a common soft bend in the middle. Here is the block breakdown: 1993 - BC 1995 - AA, BB, BB, CA, EA, EB, EB, GB, GB, GC, GC, GC, GD, IA, JA, LA, LC  |
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My "enabler" from school (the same guy that showed me a fake 20, traded some unmarked ones for WG bills, and traded a 1988A 10) had a 1988 50 dollar bill today, which I traded out. It's in pretty good shape for its age and I'm curious as to what would happen if someone tried to spend it (does not have a security strip due to its age) somewhere since it looks different.
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Pillar of the Community
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I once spent a marked 1988A $5, and the Walmart lady didn't bat an eye...however, being a fifty, it may provoke some concern. Congrats on your find! EricND, who's been at this a lot longer than you have, has only ever entered one 1988 $50, with no hits. He still hasn't entered the following: 2013 $100 1969B $50 1969A $5 and $50 1963 $10 and $20 He does not plan on entering any 1966 bills... |
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Pillar of the Community
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Found this guy at work today  |
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Nice find!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks, guys. Here's today's work find: $20 1969C  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Congrats on your '69C $20!
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I've already posted this one elsewhere here, but I'll add it on to this thread also for posterity's sake. It came across the counter to me at my bank a little over two weeks ago.  Believe it or not, I got the following 1950 series note too in the course of the very same transaction.  Colligo ergo sum
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I got these 2 today while dumping halves. The teller picked them out of the stack and set them aside as she was counting out my cash back. I told her I would take he old bills if she didn't want them. I has another teller at another branch do the same thing and I told her if she wasn't saving them for herself I would take them. She said most people don't want the old bills and actually refuse them.  |
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