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Excellent job making sure to get that note in change!  |
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My brother visited the USA in the 1980s quite a lot. He got the $10 bill in change (probably in the second half of the 1980s) and returned with it to Germany. As it was an (approx.) 50 year old banknote back then I asked him if I could have it. I could. I put it in a drawer and forgot about it. It stayed in the drawer for roughly 30 years. When I did some house cleaning a few weeks ago (what else could one do during the height of that darn pandemic) I found the bill. Even though it's not in a particular good state I'll keep it. Memories...   P.S.: Yes, I am fully aware I am ''stretching'' the theme of this thread with a banknote that was in a drawer for 30 years... |
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P.S.: Yes, I am fully aware I am ''stretching'' the theme of this thread with a banknote that was in a drawer for 30 years... Works for me. Nice "find!" |
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Today I received a Barr bill in circulation.       That is right a 1963B $1 bill. I could not believe it. Not only was it an old bill but a bill that was only printed for one month. |
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Excellent! |
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United States
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I found these two weeks ago while searching 500-700 $1 notes.  |
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United States
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Nice pair! They have seen some things. |
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United States
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I noticed a thread over on the Collectors Universe forum ( PCGS) that featured a $2 note received as a tip. Solid 1's on a $2 Dallas (11) note with an H11 front plate number. I tried desperately to buy it, with no luck.
Click to see a Larger Image! THAT IS AWESOME!! |
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United States
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Yesterday, I withdrew some $20 and $5 bills from an ATM as spending money for the week. One of the $20 bills turned out to be a Series 1995 in good shape, with minimal creases and imperfections. I'll probably hold onto it as I rarely find small-head $20 bills in good shape anymore.
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Very nice! |
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In line at the grocery store the other day, I watch the customer ahead of me pay with a 1985 $10. After it got placed in the till, I made sure I got it back as change.
Lastly, after finally getting ahold of a large deposit someone brought into the bank this week, I finally went thru the whole stash. In it were many small head $100's and modern pre-colored $100's. I think my best find was a 1988 $100 with the serial number 01011995. I think that classifies as a birthday note?
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07/31/2021 05:24 am
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I think that classifies as a birthday note? Most definitely. |
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Nice finds! One day I will post my finds here.
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... I watch the customer ahead of me pay with a 1985 $10. After it got placed in the till, I made sure I got it back as change. Excellent! |
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Today in a bank withdrawal I received a 1993 $20.
It is nice to see these old small headed series bills in circulation.
Mr. Jackson has earned a nice quiet retirement in my collection.
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