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These arrived recently and unless there's a surprise printing of 2013 $5 stars, this should be the key star for the series. With a single run of 320K notes printed in April 2017. These were hard to find.
Very nice!
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It's a shame part of the note is missing. It's quite rare..


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Nice!

Sometimes you just have to take what you can get till a better one comes along!

Somebody will want it.
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I'm guessing $100s are especially rare.
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Interesting partial Wheat. Is it yours ?

Personally, I've never seen the appeal of partial notes, regardless of rarity.
But as stated, someone will like/want it.
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1862 Bank of the State of South Carolina One Dollar Obsolete Note issued April 10, 1862 Serial Number 57.. Illustrations include both the original South Carolina State House and the South Carolina seal which is unchanged to date for the most part. The note was issued in Charleston on April 10, 1862 and cancelled as official currency on April 30, 1873 by R.Johnston, Treasurer of Sumter County, South Carolina.

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Nice South Carolina Obsolete.

What is it's value, and is it yours Series1976 ?
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1862 Bank of the State of South Carolina One Dollar Obsolete Note issued April 10, 1862 Serial Number 57.
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Hi SteveInTampa, yes I bought it a week or so ago. I paid $45 for it which runs on par with the values listed on the Heritage Auctions site from previous auctions. The values ranged from $19 for a lower grade note to $282 for a single CU note. Thanks JBuck, the next paycheck is the Five Dollar note I originally planned on.
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I don't know why, but I always liked $2 bills, maybe because you don't see them all the time in circulation.
My newest ones...


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Series of 1928G Clark-Snyder Two Dollars United States Note
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$2
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mtuma - Beautiful examples!
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