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I called around and called around and finally found a bank that had them. I didn't find any cool serial numbers but I just wanted to find one. Here it is. Mike  |
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Ah - where are you located? From ebay locations, it seems like people in Florida, Illinois and Pennsylvania have it. None here in Dallas... even though I'm around 5 blocks away from the FRB. |
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United States
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Nice. What bank, if you don't find telling.
I've been to 8 different; but haven't got them yet, but all have received several calls requesting them.
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Valued Member
 United States
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It was from a Fidelity Bank in Cary NC. I tried calling the bigger banks but they didn't have any. I was surprised one of the smaller ones did.
Mike
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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So much for a low serial number. Then again they have been holding on to these for years!
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Interesting. I kind of like the feather pen and inkwell.
Our founders didn't have the luxury of Bic or Paper*mate :)
I don't think they would have used them anyway.
swcoin.ecrater.com
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Very Nice can't wait till I get mine...Wow
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It was printed back in 2009.
I have heard about them in like 2008.
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Valued Member
United States
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I was surprised it had a 2009 date. That was unexpected. However when I went on a BEP tour in 2008 before they released photographs of the design, the $100 machines were blocked off from view so no one could see what was going on or catch a glimpse of the design.
Mike
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I just noticed that both signatures; Secretary of the Treasury and Treasurer of the U.S.) are on one side (left)
Edited by oih82w8
10/10/2013 10:44 am
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That's most likely because it's way to "busy" on the right side.
Bill Collector
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I tried calling the bigger banks but they didn't have any. I was surprised one of the smaller ones did. Thanks for the tip mmerc. Only other time I went to this bank, I was told I had to be a customer. That was a different branch. After getting 5 the first time, I called a friend, and he wanted 5 as well. I didn't want to be a hog, so I left with 10. Ended up with 4 consecutive, 5 consecutive and 1 odd ball. The teller never ask if I was a customer, and was quite friendly. They are the Series 2009A, Richmond district. |
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I tried calling the bigger banks but they didn't have any. I was surprised one of the smaller ones did. Thanks for the tip mmerc. Only other time I went to this bank, I was told I had to be a customer. That was a different branch. After getting 5 the first time, I called a friend, and he wanted 5 as well. I didn't want to be a hog, so I left with 10. Ended up with 4 consecutive, 5 consecutive and 1 odd ball. The teller never ask if I was a customer, and was quite friendly. They are the Series 2009A, Richmond district. |
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United States
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Opps....double post. Please take care of that JBuck. Thanks.
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United States
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I got mine near Minneapolis just this afternoon. The holographic strip feels like polymer, and his shoulder is all ribbed. I can see how that strip could cause problems.. its like the bill is scrunched up because of it. Im not sure I like them. yet.  |
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United States
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Picked up a few today  |
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Posted 10/09/2013 5:51 pm
