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I know.. I wasn't being sarcastic or anything  lol... I haven't seen one in ages either! They're all this colored play money stuff XP |
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Pillar of the Community
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hehe... These bills are making me jealous  lol |
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Are bills for the early 1990's worth anything?
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Well....
Many would argue that they aren't worth anything much over face value.. I think that as more of these get retired (the FED is intentionally pulling these old types from circulation), they will become more and more rare until they get some value..
That's my viewpoint, but I still keep them (when I can afford it) just because they look nice and remind me of my childhood (all of 12 years ago :P lol)..
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Pillar of the Community
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Oh, and the $10 bill you posted above looks to be in pretty good condtion considering its almost 20 years old  |
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^^^Love that Series 1990 $10.
I would certainly keep it, since those older style small portrait notes, are much fewer, and further between, than they used to be. I save all of the small portraits I find, for that reason.
Anyway, onto my find of the day:
A series 1988A $1, non-web. Serial G 76844919 P.
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Just found this. anyone want it- I can't save all of these 20's I'm going broke.  |
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Yeah, I kinda do.. Buuuuut.. I can't buy from members with less than 250 posts.. But I can trade.. Hmm.. I wonder if the moderators would be okay in me trading 4 five-dollar bills for that 20.. Probably not  Edited by coinsearcher83
06/10/2011 3:53 pm
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Is trading ok ?.
I know I can buy because I have over 50 post, also know I cant sell till I have 250 post, but did not know about "trading". If trading is ok I have a lot of large and Small size US currency to trade, everything from GC, SC, NBN's, and FRN's from $ 1.00 to $ 500.00.
Also have some older foreign currency to get rid of but no one seems to be interested in it so have been giving most of it away to kids, but I also gave some of it to a few members on this forum, hope that's ok.
The Bill Collector
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Pillar of the Community
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The thing about trading is... I (someone with over 250 posts) have to be the one to start the trade. Anyone with 50 or more posts can make an offer.
I suppose I could offer some normal notes for trade, and others could offer collectibles in trade for the normal notes, but this is probably bending the rules a bit too much, and the moderators probably won't like it..
(Moderators, please chime in!)
Edited by coinsearcher83
06/10/2011 6:21 pm
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United States
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Found this 1976 $2 bill yesterday at the bank. It appears to have been hand signed by Treasurer Francine Neff. I searched online and it appears she did sign some bills at one time. Anyone seen any of these before? Not sure why my scan was so dark.  |
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Yup.. Seen them before.. Great bank score! Just as long as it's genuine and not somebody being evil and forging.. I'm prety sure its genuine, though.. |
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Cool 1981 notes spring423, btw  |
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Edited by zeewool
06/11/2011 2:02 pm
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