Ladder Note

Wow Ceylon nice serial! Edit: I would certainly consider that to be a full 8 digit ladder. I really don't think everyone can appreciate just how hard something like that is to find, especially in CU condition.

I found this one at work last week:




They also spent the 86200862 bookend note, but did not spend the 86200863 which would have given me a very nice 3 consecutive note set. :(

I have a 2006 series San Fran $1 note, L-R block, with the SN:

00102300.

I set it aside because I thought the serial was neat. Would this be considered a ladder? Or is that a stretch?

Couple of exceptions to the zero rule so to say is something like the ladder you sold me and a solid run.

0234 5666 meaning the beginning or the ending number is the same either before OR after the ladder or even some thing like this 1111 1123 and not as much premium as eliminating the zero.

The 0304 5060 which is on the first page is starting to look a lot appealing / interesting the more I research it (bookend 0 / zero). Also when the alphas match or there is a star you get another bump up as well.

Thanks for the input on my '06 San Fran $1, guys.

I love that 5, by the way!

Doesn't that drive you crazy to come that close and miss?

I see people on ebay sell notes farther off than that for $5 to $10 every day. I'd bet you could get $10 - $15 for it.

Thanks guys. I'll try to post a pix of my almost note. Photobucket has changed their format & I can't figure out how to post pictures with it. still working on it.

Numsimo, That's a nice note and looks "high" AU to me.

What about a set like this and does it make sense? One step ladder / repeaters?

3029 3029
3030 3030
3031 3031

OR

3332 3332
3333 3333
3334 3334

The second set would be more expensive to assemble as you would have a solid and binaries. The most expensive note in the first set would be the super repeater.