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Crisp 2017A Binary Fancy Serial Number E 44442422 B

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This is the fourth binary bill I've found.


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Congrats on the nice find!
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Interesting, but mathematically quite common. I don't see any premium here in this condition.
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I tend to agree with Mr.Frog. The only circulated binary I would keep would be all 1s and 0s.
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The only circulated binary I would keep would be all 1s and 0s.

with @SteveinTampa, that the only binary # note is a note with a serial # of ones & zeros. "Binary" refers to machine code (1 -yes or 0 -no). It's either one Or nothing so to apply the concept to other digits makes zero (no) sense. I'm sure the "binary" term was hijacked (& tagged to any 2 digit serial #) by the same planet ebay folks who came up with terms like "Quads" &/or "broken ladders." [I don't know any collector who collects special names like these] If you were to bring a "broken ladder" to the bourse at a big coin show most collectors (& dealers) will look at you pretty puzzled (& they'll tell you its FV).

Anyway, I like your 2 digit note. (And it is in pretty good shape considering you plucked it out of the wild). It would have appealed to me more if there was more symmetry (like 44442222) but its still a pretty nifty find.
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Actually, the word "binary" applies to any set of 2 - for example, "binary star". Only in mathematics/programming is the 1/0 distinction found.
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Actually, the word "binary" applies to any set of 2 - for example, "binary star". Only in mathematics/programming is the 1/0 distinction found.
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Yes, I know binary means 1's and 0's according to its original meaning.

If you search for binary notes on ebay, you'll find them all any 2 digits. 0's and 1's binary notes are referred to as true binary.

I've sold the other 3 (which were in circulated condition) for about $20 each. It doesn't take very long at all to sell them either.
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