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1954 2$ Bill Sequential With Unique Serial Number

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 Posted 05/08/2017  11:53 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add coolbluevintage to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi,

I am relatively new to collecting coins and money. Recently I picked up 3 * 2$ bills 1954 look uncirculated/crisp (not the devil hair one). The serial number on one of the bills is really unique B/G 6222888 (I have the bills with the serial number before and after this one as well), I'm wondering if this increases the value of the bill(s)? if so by how much?

thanks for any info!

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 Posted 05/08/2017  12:09 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add JimmyD to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sorry, no extra value.
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The 6 kills any additional value, just the seals is all and sequenced. May be $3.75 ea/set outside tops, see frequently at auctions.
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 Posted 05/08/2017  12:36 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coolbluevintage to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi,

Hi,

thanks for the info!

Which auctions are you talking about?

I see 1954 1$ bills 2 sequenced numbers selling for $15 consistently on ebay (not graded but uncirculated)... not sure where you see 1954 Canadian 2$ bills selling for $3.75 each... ill buy them if they are that cheap, please let me know where these can be bought for that price, ill snap them up asap.


thanks!
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to the CCF!
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Thanks for the CCF, I did check and there have been no Canadian 2$ bills sold recently or are currently on auction anyhow thanks for the info.

best regards,
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 Posted 05/08/2017  5:47 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add colonialtokens to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

All serial numbers are unique (one of a kind).
What is most difficult is to find one that is not unique.

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there is definitely a premium for canada bills in sequence.. it will all depend on condition, as to how much you will actually get, for them. if they are high grade you can expect 5-8 times face value. if they are lower grade, than at most 2-3 times face value..
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..to CCF, Can you post picture of said paper?
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Dear Coolblue, Here's the scoop on special serial numbers. I learned to play b*** s*** poker in the early seventies, when we had plenty of one and two dollars bills (minimum wage was about $3 an hour). There were no scratch tickets, no lotteries, no online poker, no casinos, you had a real life, so you played cards all night on the weekend, pizza and beer and other stimulants, and pilfering a dozen donuts on Sunday morning from behind the supermarket (they actually left the delivery outside).

During the week you could have a couple of rounds of poker in the lunchroom, or in brasserie after the company softball game, by using the serial numbers on the bills. You could do it by using only 5 digits from the bill or with multiple players, guess the best hand you could make from all the bills. So if you have a bill with 7-1's, your sitting pretty up to 7 aces.

You would check any bills you got to try to find multiples, even a straight, that help YOUR chances. I still have one that has a heavy crease because I always had it in my wallet.

1954-2$-Bill-Sequential-With-Unique-Serial-Number

This game started way before my time, and keeping certain numbers has grown into a part of the hobby. 40-50 years ago, your bill would have been a good one for poker. Since the betting scene has changed, so has the type of number collected. Solid numbers are the best still, while the mirror, straights, and radar are the other favorite ones. A 3 digit with multiples like yours would be very easy to find while the aforementioned are pretty darn hard to find, the solid, downright impossible without connections.

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I am wondering if the * you marked in your initial post meant they were *replacement notes ? I looked up the BG number in the 2012 Charlton and there were approx. 10,000,000 notes with BG prefixes printed. No replacement notes with this prefix. The BG are listed at $10 in Unc, but that's not really obtainable.
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