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$20 Star & $100 1950B Note - Keeper Or Spender?

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luckyrollers
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Got this $20 at a ATM Machine- its a 2004 $20 Star
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h...starnote.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h...noteback.jpg

And this is a $100 1950 B note. I would say in VF/Excellent condition. And notice its cut more on the right side. Is this consider an error note?
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h...te-front.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h...ote-back.jpg


So are these worth keeping or spending?

Thanks in advanced!

Vince
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I always keep my star notes no matter what condition they are in and sometimes pass them on to youngsters to show them something different to look for in their money besides those stupid State Quarters. I also found a 1950-B $20 note last week and I kept it also just because I haven't seen one in circulation in awhile. I am not note collector in any sense but I do find myself looking for the ordinary with every note that passes through my hands. So I would say if I could afford to keep them, then I would probably keep them
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I would keep them.
Jim
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If you can afford to, keep 'em both. I'll check tonight on possible values of each.
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