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I have about a dozen star notes that have a run size of 320,000. Are these considered rare enough to be worth money? More than face? Any answers or input would be appreciated. Thanks.
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To my understanding: Yes. Anything under 640,000 is a keeper. Of course, I have no experience with putting a figure to their value. Hopefully someone else can steer you in the right direction.
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Depending on condition they should hold a premium. Check ebay sold prices.
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There are a lot of things to consider to determine value. Like John1 said you can ebay for sold similar stars (grade, block, series, etc.).

Just because it is a short RUN does not mean it carries a big premium. It depends on how the BEP released them as well. Were they released as singles to replace notes in packs? These would be hard to find and probably carry a bigger premium. Were they released in pack form? Somethings they are found in bricks of 1000. These would not carry that much premium since they are available in large quantities and in sequential serial number order.

Each instance has to be analyzed to really tell and sometimes it takes a little time for the stars to settle whether they carry a big premium or not.
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Thanks for the help. Perhaps I can post a few pictures later to see if someone could give me a more accurate description/appraisal.
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