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This 2$ Bill Worth Anything?

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I think so..lets hear what the pros say..in the meantime to CCF
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Thanks
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Welcome to CCF.

Interesting serial number but not exactly fancy. I'm unable to see any additional premium above face value.
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Close to a fancy serial number, but not quite there. It would be a $2 spender to me.

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Agree just a spender.



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What determines the fancy factor?
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Here's one I have.
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What determines the fancy factor?


There are a bunch of different factors that are generally considered to make a serial number "fancy", including the following:

Radar Numbers - serial numbers that read the same forward and backwards, such as 12344321 or 42899824.

Ladder Numbers - serial numbers that have sequential digits, such as 87654321 or 01234567.

Repeaters - serial numbers that have repeating sequence of digits, such as 22992299.

Binary - serial numbers that are made up of only two different digits, such as 23322333 or 88818181.

"True" Binary - serial numbers that are made up of only 1s and 0s, such as 10011101 or 01101110.

Super Repeater (a.k.a. "Binary Repeaters") - serial numbers that are made up of only two different digits that alternate, such as 08080808 or 52525252.

"True" Binary Repeaters - serial numbers that are made up of only 1s and 0s and that repeat in sequence, such as 01010101 or 10101010.

Solid - every digit is the same, such as 55555555 or 11111111.

And I'm sure there are more I can't think of off the top of my head. In general, though, there needs to be some sort of obvious pattern to the number.
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Xstatic - Afraid yours is just a spender as well.
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What determines the fancy factor?


Barry mentions typical factors and there is an active thread here on CCF where many fancy notes are posted.

http://goccf.com/t/349834
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