Post Your Star Notes!

From the PMG website;

A "Net" graded note is one that exhibits mishandling or problems that are more significant than one would expect for the assigned numeric grade. Notes with moderate-to-extensive circulation are expected to exhibit some problems and PMG will not assign a "Net" grade unless these issues are severe. If a note is "Net" graded, the problem will be listed. Common problems that may result in a "Net" grade include a large tear or tears into the design, PVC damage, a missing corner, an amateur repair and extensive staining or annotations. The grade guarantee does not apply to Notes given a "Net" grade by PMG. Notes with "Net" grades are guaranteed to be genuine only.

Nice notes! another thread to keep watching :)

Coinfrog that is a great looking note!

That lovely G4 has me wondering if there are "lowball" collectors for notes?

PMG always lists the problems on the reverse of the label.

My earliest star (not later than 1919) -

I looked up your star note print run, and it is a full 3.2 million run so it's probably not worth over face. And if it's beat up like you said, that doesn't help its value either. Personally, I would spend it but if you like it then feel free to keep it. I also want to note that I've never found a higher denomination star note older than 2006 so they are probably less common than you'd think.

@Steve...Were these note found in circulation?