$20 Star Note Siblings?

For sure it's interesting! I was just curious how much money you might be willing to tie up in essentially duplicate notes with a high face value.

I guess it's cool to find two star notes separated by only 4474 other notes, most likely printed on the same day and circulating in the wild for 8 or 9 years.

I kind of look at it as a cash savings account. As long as you're not paying above face to acquire them, just let them sit until you need the cash. Everyone knows banks are paying about diddly squat on savings and money market accounts, so whats the harm ?

Last year I added up all of my collected currency (face value) that was still redeemable, both large and small size, and I was mildly shocked at the sum of $13,196.

I agree with this 110%.

But there are paper money collectors that strictly collect from circulated finds and will not pay above face for anything.

I collect what I like, and unfortunately for me, the paper money I like is no longer circulating, so there's absolutely zero chance that I will ever find what I like from any bank or cash drawer. To each their own.

The more I think about this, the more I think the odds of finding something like this are near astronomical.

I had 2 1 dollar star notes, but recently let them go. They were bot circ. finds.

If it were me, I would spend them. Now here's a pair of consecutive stars you don't see everyday.

Coinfrog. They were for sale on ebay on the same day from 2 different sellers. So I bought them with buy-it-nows.
That was nearly 20 years ago.

I guess lightning CAN strike twice. I found these stars in circulation only 1 day apart.