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 Posted 01/25/2019  5:48 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SteveInTampa to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Beautiful 57B Star.

Many of the 1963 $1 FRNs shared back plates with notes just like this, making them mules. The 1957B $1 Silver Certificates were printed alongside the series 1963 $1 Federal Reserve notes. Lots of different seal colors circulating back then.

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Where are my manners....very nice additions from coinfun and Mr.Frog, congratulations fellow members.
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 Posted 01/25/2019  6:22 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
And I think the 1935H Silver Certificates were being printed at the same time as well.
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And I think the 1935H Silver Certificates were being printed at the same time as well.


Right you are Mr.Frog.

We might as well also mention the 1953C and 1963 $2 & $5 United States Notes......throw some Red Seals into the equation.
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 Posted 01/25/2019  7:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I was not interested in paper money back then (c. 1950s and 60s), just coins, but I clearly remember North Africa, Hawaii, FRBN and NBNs showing up from time to time. Who saved notes back then? And of course the Red Seals were everywhere!
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I found a gaggle of star notes, or would this be a small community ?


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Actually, the correct term for a bunch of notes is a "wad".
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Actually, the correct term for a bunch of notes is a "wad"


I reckon that's how the term "tightwad" came to be applied to a miser since he held his money tightly? LOL
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Kidding aside, that's quite a wad, Stever! Recent buys?
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Kidding aside, that's quite a wad, Stever! Recent buys?


All in 2018, but not all at once....months between packs.
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Hmmm... never knew it was called a wad.
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I found a gaggle of star notes, or would this be a small community ?
Fantastic!
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Can anyone help me with my bill collection I have many silver certificates as well as 2 dollar bills red seals and star notes heres my most rescent one please if anyone can tell me what this one is wprt found at bofa atm today at 11p.m. wierd kiosk gotta use my debit card to gain entry.
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Welcome to CCF.

Mostly because of condition, your 2006 $20 star is a spender. It's from a large run of 3.2M notes. If you like it, keep it but I see no premium over face value because of how worn it is.
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Agreed, not worth anything above face value. Spend it on beer and pizz! That is well worth a $20
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