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$100 Polymers In Sequential Order - Worth Keeping?

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Hi fellow CCFers,

I have a stack of 20 sequentially ordered (FKZ5396257 to FKZ5396276) $100 polymer bills. They are uncirculated, pristine bills. They still have that new bill smell.

I was wondering if anybody might know if the numbers are worth anything at all as my 2015 Charlton doesn't go up to FKZ.

Or, should I just deposit them into the bank?
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I would just go ahead and deposit them, they aren't tough to find in uncirculated condition and the FKZ prefix ran for the full 9,999,999 notes.
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Thanks Canadian-Banknotes and torgemco. I ended up depositing them into the bank. Given that the FKZ prefix wasn't worth much of anything, I'd rather have the money to spend, instead of just having money sitting there without any use. I will say the new bill smell was quite nice.
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