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Trinary Banknotes Rare?

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I have a 2013 trinary $1 bill that is numbered 22211144 is it worth anything?
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Welcome to CCF Zwharris.

I personally do not know any collectors that collect them, and might add, that I believe TRINARY is a recent term typically hyped on ebay to sell otherwise non significant serial numbers. If you like it, keep it.
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with Steve. It only costs you $1.00 so it can't hurt much to keep it.
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There are hundreds of times more trinary than binary notes. I will have to do a calculation one of these days. What interests people are the less common patterns, so a random trinary is rather mundane. But of course, saving a $1 note can hardly be an issue.
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Sure, might as well, but little upside potential I would guess.



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Depends on the condition! Crispy = keep it. Worn condition just a spender.
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