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hey nells250 that 1950 E $100 is the hardest series year to find. good going on that bill.
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today I got a 1996 $20 dollar bill from the atm and although it is not old enough I also got a 2001 $20 as well. it was a nice surprise to get 2 big headed non colored bills at once.
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^^ haha, I know! I've been wanting to find one of those to set aside for a while now, but I can't seem to get any! XP lol
Everyone else seems to have them, though.. Luck o' the draw, I guess!
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Nells! Thanks for posting! I think they're all nice! :) As for value, I guess "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" as they say. I guess except for the hundred, they're not worth much more than face, but if you want to keep them, go ahead!  I know I would! |
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There is just something about having an old note in your hand... I always detect something "different"... again, it might coome from collecting old paper. Just what is so unusual about the $100?
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well the 1950 E is the last series we printed using 16 note plates then we switched to 32-note plates and now I hear we might be switching over to 50-note plates.
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First post on the forum and I am excited to report a few finds from hitting the local banks. I always ask the tellers when there are no customers around to dig through their drawer.
Within 1 week:
Pair of 1934 $10s, 1 Atlanta, 1 Richmond
1963 $5 Red Seal
Pair 1950 $100, 1 Boston, 1 New York
Love this thread and really love these finds for face...
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Got these from my bank teller today. 1928   1950   |
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Nice! That 1928 is just kinda awesome-looking!   for the writing, though... |
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Just what is so unusual about the $100? Well, like ckrakowski said, it is the last series of the 16-subject sheets, but value-wise, it is one of the more valuable $100 FRNs. My book says about double face on it, but what you can actually get for it will of course vary.. Quote:
First post on the forum and I am excited to report a few finds from hitting the local banks. I always ask the tellers when there are no customers around to dig through their drawer.
Within 1 week:
Pair of 1934 $10s, 1 Atlanta, 1 Richmond
1963 $5 Red Seal
Pair 1950 $100, 1 Boston, 1 New York
Love this thread and really love these finds for face... Welcome to the forums, elasdary!  Those are some pretty outstanding finds for one week! Any chance for some pics?  jk! |
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it is the last series of the 16-subject sheets, but value-wise, it is one of the more valuable $100 FRNs. My book says about double face on it I didn't find this in circulation, but had to post it anyway   |
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^^ Just to make us all jealous, right? jk |
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you are not the only jealous one coinsearcher83.
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Thanks for sharing, Ximon! Nice Red Seal you have there! |
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Coinsearcher83, I always like to share stuff with everyone:P . Although it's been "touched" by the time I still like it, and the number is almost a RADAR, so can't really complain :).
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11/11/2011 08:46 am
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