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Whats the difference between a star at the beginning of the serial numbers or the end? Is one more valuable?
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Just part of the design. Older notes had the stars preceding the serial numbers whereas newer notes have them after. Value still comes from condition and scarcity
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It seems star notes have double the value of regular notes (but only after 75 years)
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Value really depends upon rarity and demand. I have seen star notes sell for double face or more when just 10 or less years old. Like the $10 2004 A from Boston, which has a printage of 3.2 million. And the ones from Atlanta only had 9,600 printed, so those are really valuable. I imagine if you go to this site and go through the various denominations and series, you'll find a few more like them.
http://www.uspapermoney.info/serials/
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