Dollar Bill With A 99.44 Coolness Index

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Sounds like a great note!



to the CCF!

What you have first is a 'binary' note. This means it has two digits 7+0 only. A true binary note is where the serial numbers can only contain 1s and 0s and true binary's tend to be valuable. Condition also always plays a factor ultimately in determining value. Nowadays, binary serial numbers have been extended to many types, and if the serial numbers consist of two different digits like yours then they are also called binary but have a lower value than a true binary. Yes you can have both a binary and a radar increasing its value and desirability. When you read the serial numbers on the bill from right to left or left to right, they all give you the same result. they are technically just palindromes.

PS: Ignore the coolness index and instead just learn what types of fancy serial numbers have value and to look for. Heres a few of them to get you started but there are others. http://www.coolserialnumbers.com/Fa...Numbers.aspx

Ah, The pun is that the binary translation for decimal digit 2 is '10'. Not decimal TEN, but a binary one-zero. Only people who understand binary code would know that, everyone else would be thinking there is a mistake in the joke...

These notes are called binaries because of their connection to binary code. Binary code uses combinations of ones and zeros to represent other numbers