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$20 Note 2004A With Low Production

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Should I keep this $20 note? I know it's in rough shape but it has the lowest production that I can find (my records only go back to 1974) at 38,400,000. The next lowest St. Louis FRB (H8) is 211,200,000. All comments are appreciated.

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Don't see any reason to keep it. 38.4 million is still huge. I'd use it towards a nice piece of currency.
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The series 2004A $20 GH-A block had 76,800,000 notes printed. The GG-A block had 38,400,000.
Both of these are high enough that I am unable to place any premium on your example.

The GF-D (fw) would be a good note to look for with only 6,400,000 printed, but it would have to be an uncirculated example to be collectible.

Check out the print numbers here; http://www.uspapermoney.info/groups/f2004av.txt
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76.8 million is a lot http://www.uspapermoney.info/serials/f2004av.html
and the condition is low. I would not keep it,IMHO. A low run is 320,000 or less.
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There are also some other interesting $20 combos, all of which have print runs of 6.4 million:

AC..F
BH..B
EF..C (dc)
EG..G
IB..F
ID..D (fw)
IE..E
IF..I
IH..B
II..B
IL..F (dc)
JD..C (fw)
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