I came across a 1996 $50.00 bill the other day. I looked it up in a US paper money value guide in the back of a special coinage mag issue. The value listed for xf was $70.00. Would someone really pay a premium for this bill? I also noticed that alot of the star notes had elevated values. Are people really paying premiums for general star notes? Or is it a combination of star and signatures?
Paper money is something I just started looking into since becoming a member of this site.
I ordered a copy of Standard Catalog of Us Paper Money. Is this not a good reference? I know that coin books like the Red Book are meant as guides. Are paper money books not as accurate? Or is the hobby not as based on books etc...
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