Sequential Serial Numbers.

I got a bunch of new 1976 $2 bills that were sequential but nobody said if I should spend or keep them so I have no idea really. Guess a coin forum really doesn't do much with paper money?

can you type the serial numbers? maybe that would help if anyone does read this to give any insight for you?

There isn't all that much premium for sequential numbers. Normally they would be priced each individually and added together with maybe a small added premium for being sequential. There's always exceptions to this though. Your two 1957 silver certificates will be worth some and especially if they are crisp uncirculated. The three 2009 $1 bills on the other hand are worth face unless the serial numbers are "fancy". Since it's only three dollars, put them in a plastic paper money sleeve and hang on to them, but they most likely will not gain much value.

The 1976 two dollar bills are worth a premium. Here is another possible exception to sequential serial numbers, and quite frankly is very unusual to find since they are rare on their own and both had separate journeys and are in the same grade.





Both are now in PMG VF-35 holders.

They did not circulate together. I say that because I bought them on ebay from 2 different sellers in different parts of the country. The most amazing thing is that I bought them on the same day! How unusual is that!