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Minor Premium: Five consecutive identical digits (e.g., 12344444 or 55555123) are mildly interesting to collectors, usually selling for around $5 to $20 depending on the condition of the bill and whether it is uncirculated.
The Threshold for Big Value: Serious collector demand for repeating numbers generally starts at six, seven, or eight in a row (known as "near-solids" or "solids"). A true solid serial number with all eight digits matching (e.g., 55555555) can be worth $500 or more, as only one in 11 million notes is printed that way.
Other Factors: Value also depends on the denomination (lower denominations like $1 or $2 are easier to collect), condition/crispness of the paper, and whether it is a rare star note (indicated by a star symbol in the serial number).
So, all things considered, I guess it wouldn't hurt to hold onto it...