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I found this note in circulation. I have a couple of questions about this note. 1- How many were made? 2- Is there any premium on this note? Any other information is appreciated.
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Ans: 1). 3,680,000 were made according to my reference Small Size Currency Guide

2). In low end condition worth just slightly over face value to someone putting a low grade set together.

Others may have a different opinion.
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Face value or very slightly more for circulated.
The crisp ones sell for a little premium but not a great amount.
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Keep it for your own collection as trying to sell it won't net you much!
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Keep it for your own collection as trying to sell it won't net you much!


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The four different districts that printed Barr Star notes were very similar and have similar values. A lot of people saved Barr notes and unfortunately for them, the supply outpaces the demand.

If you're patient, you can snag an uncirculated set of all four for under $40. Graded notes bring a little more.
Personally, if found in circulation, I would throw it in a sleeve and keep it or offer it up for face value and a SASE from a new collector.
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