Posted 09/18/2008 11:55 am
partial radar(seven number radar) and a ladder(each number decreases by one from its predecessor and then increases by one)
Fancy serial numbers do not really have a set value and their valuation is pretty subjective since one person could care less about it, while another might pay big money for a fancy number such as a birthdate. Personally, I am only interested in low numbers(four or more zeros) but my birthdate would be pretty cool too
I would not pay more than face value -ever- for a radar or a ladder because I have no interest in them. If I were to find that note in my change, I would probably keep it because it only cost me a buck and I might keep a $2 or $5 but I would probably not keep a $10 or $20 bill- I would rather put it towards a coin
. The value is whatever someone is willing to pay on any given day.
Fancy serial numbers do not really have a set value and their valuation is pretty subjective since one person could care less about it, while another might pay big money for a fancy number such as a birthdate. Personally, I am only interested in low numbers(four or more zeros) but my birthdate would be pretty cool too
I would not pay more than face value -ever- for a radar or a ladder because I have no interest in them. If I were to find that note in my change, I would probably keep it because it only cost me a buck and I might keep a $2 or $5 but I would probably not keep a $10 or $20 bill- I would rather put it towards a coin. The value is whatever someone is willing to pay on any given day.Edited by biokemist6
09/18/2008 11:58 am
09/18/2008 11:58 am
