I Completed A Face Cost Star Note Set Today

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BigAppleBucky Valued Member United States 396 Posts	Posted 05/07/2013 7:26 pm Got the $100 from the bank today. Unfortunately, it was initialed. Otherwise in pretty good circulated condition. My wife got the $20 from an ATM this year. The $2 came from another friendly bank teller who knew I occasionally bought $100 packs of them and saved out the star note. Nicest one of the bunch. I've got one fairly rare $1, but that one and none of the other ones I have is in great shape. Report this Post to the Staff

jim61 Valued Member United States 212 Posts	Posted 05/07/2013 8:28 pm Congrats. Now you can work on trying to improve your set. Report this Post to the Staff
enworb Pillar of the Community Australia 4411 Posts	Posted 05/07/2013 8:40 pm At face value you cant really go wrong. Star notes in Australia were stopped years ago and are all very valuable now. Report this Post to the Staff
nationals Valued Member United States 137 Posts	Posted 05/07/2013 10:44 pm Post some pictures! Report this Post to the Staff
BigAppleBucky Valued Member United States 396 Posts	Posted 05/08/2013 11:25 am Photos and two questions The twenty is well used. The $100 and $50 are crisp, but have been folded and the $100 has a small tear. The Five and Ten have been folded multiple times, but still have some crispness. The two is perfect, except it's not rare. That "x" one is better than any of my star note ones which all have obvious evidence of having been carried in wallets. The star note shown was from a relatively small run. Note and series One - 2009 Two - 2003 Five - 2006 Ten - 2006 Twenty - 2004 Fifty - 1996 Hundred - 2001 Q1. The second one dollar note has an X at the end of the serial number. I've read that all the letters are used in that position, but I cannot remember ever seeing one with a letter past about J. Is that X unusual? Q2. A teller at the bank showed me a note yesterday where one of the digits in the serial number was significantly above the others. It also seemed a bit fainter than the others. Is that interesting? Report this Post to the Staff
jim61 Valued Member United States 212 Posts	Posted 05/08/2013 11:47 am Q1 - No. X has been used many times as well as Y. Q2 - Yes, it is a turned digit error note. Report this Post to the Staff
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