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This was in the 100 one hundred dollar bills I had to give my now Ex-wife today, what would you call it if there is a name for it

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 Posted 09/10/2012  4:51 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Fuzzy317 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
a binary
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I'd call it 6600 too young
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yeah thats what I figured. I didnt think it was anything but I saw all those 1's and figured it was worth a ask
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I'd call it a keeper.

I've been looking for a binary for some time...so far, no luck.
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bryan,
It would be called a
1/7 binary
4 pair aka quad(four) doubles 11 11 77 11
6 of a kind

IF it was a $1 note $10 and upto around $30.....on a $100 not sure IF anyone would pay up as the FACE is too much and not many collect $100's unless they are ChCu solids, radars etc.

Nice note
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It's a cool number for sure and on a $5 or less I would hang on to it. That serial on a $10 or $20 I might hang on to depending on things like condition, and how rich I feel at the moment of discovery. It would have to be a REALLY cool number and in great shape for me to put a hundred up. On a hundred I generally tell Ben to say cheese, snap his picture and release him back into the wild.

Fancy serials on a hundred always pain me.
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The note looks to be CU or very close to it and a nice binary # too. If you can afford to save it, I think it would be worthwhile to save.
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Here's another way to think about it. I find this note and remember my next door neighbor collects fancy serial numbers so I walk next door and Jim gives me $110 for it. It was definitely worth it to me.

But if I had to scan it, make a listing, wait a week, package it, drive to the post office, stand in that awful line to ship it would that be worth a $10 profit? Not to mention the fact that I had to pay for the listing, the materials to package it, the gas to drive to the PO, pay to insure and ship it. I lost money on it.

And of course a hundred has a greatly reduced audience for a listing because only very few people would even be interested in buying a hundred.

The moral of the story? Save it for your own personal collection or sell it to Jim next door.
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"Don't they call it an "alimony" note?

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