I Spent Too Much On Notes Yesterday...

Yeah, I know which ones are star notes, but that is
about it. So the "series" doesn't mean as much as
knowing the entire serial number? I thought that
some of the dates followed by letters, were more
desirable than others. Like the 57-A, I know is
extremely common, for example.

Well, I got the notes.
They range from what I would call 'good' to 'CU'.
Most all were circulated. A $10 FRN was the only true
CU note. But that is how they were advertised. With
the abundance of notes in the group, I really didn't
give much when you take out face value.

The ones I think were the best deals are the 4 star notes.
There is a 35-E with a neat serial. Had to do a double
take on it. Attached pics of the stars. I guess if one had
to be a lower grade on these, I am glad it is the 57. It
is one of the most circulated in the whole lot.

As always, gotta love the funnybacks. I got 3 in this lot.
The 28 and 28-A are a nice VF IMO, but the 34 has got to
be XF, maybe even AU, but there is a very small
dark spot that I think might hold it back.

I like those old silver certs!
It reminds me of a time before we attempted to straddle traditional currency and new, anti-counterfeiting measures.