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I have read that some non star notes are worth keeping but the info is all over the place with which ones are desirable. I read that districts I-H and K are good ones, are they and why? Are there any web sites to check other then mycurrencycollection.com? I know that these are kinda easy to get from the bank in unc or near unc condition so I would like to know which ones to keep and which ones to spend. Thanks in advance for the in-put. John1  |
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Edited by oih82w8
10/24/2012 08:40 am
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Thanks for the links but those didn't help much. Are there any other links? Thanks all, John1 |
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You want to look for the small print runs. If the information at uspapermoney.info is not good enough for you then nothing will be.
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It has nothing to do with it "not being good enough for me" lettow, It looks like none of the runs are very low runs. John1 |
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John1 that's a great question!...I've been collecting 2's for some time now....the teller's at my local bank love to see me come in and get them....got a couple red seals, but mostly circulated frn's...However there have been a lot of consecutive #'s near the hollidays...probablly from collections.....i keep all the unc's and most au's....haven't gotten a single frn star!! tells me something there! I go to a lot of coin auctions and havet seen a non star deuce bring a premium in a long time now....the stars bring a little and the red seals always do....i dot know of a real low run of any of the non stars ...maybe 1976 d and j....2003d.....of course 2003a*...is the key..maybe 76 k.c.*...76 minn.*....imho
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babysitr, I have one 2003A:B06841356A I also have 49 consecutively numbered from 03:I20136701-750. I was wondering if they would be collectible because they start with 2013 that is next years year (if that makes sense) Thanks all for the help so far. John1 |
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it's usually birthday year starts that people collect......but, I would keep that consecutive run of notes for sure!....watch for stars.......great reference books available...i like small size paper money....cant think of the author....bought on e-bay....2008 issue...just a couple bucks......so I could use as reference at auctions.....good luck with the two's......watch for '28's
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Thank you babysitr John1 |
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Lettow is correct. It's the 2003A short runs that are harder to find. $2's are also regional, meaning that what you find would be depended on your area. For example Dallas had a lot of notes printed but I do not see that many here in the north east. What I see a lot of are NY, Boston, Philly and SF.
FWIW, on modern / recent series notes unless the notes are chcu / pack fresh they are not worth saving.
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So my 2003A :B06841356A is a keeper? Value in crisp condition? Thanks, John1 |
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So my 2003A :B06841356A is a keeper? Value in crisp condition? Thanks,
John1 John, IF it fits INTO your collection keep it. My 2 cents below..........In Pifty years (deliberate spelling mistake) it will still be worth $2 dollars. But But postage MAY BE around $5 for a first class stamp... NOW if your GOAL is to profit from a common $2 note I would advise that you do not plan on that water front home for you and your loved ones..... I personally would take that $2 and BUY some thing else. But that's just me. Have a good evening  |
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Ceylon62, Thanks for your help. John1 |
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Hey Ceylon:
Do you think a 2012 zincoln would be worth more than the duece in 20 years? 'Cause I'm looking at some beachfront property.
KK
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