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Old 10-22-2007, 04:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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STAR Note rarity?
I'm not a collector of STAR Notes, but I must confess I have a collecting bug. Today I stumbled across a crisp near perfect condition 2003 Series $5 STAR Note Serial # DG01172998 * (G7). Upon doing some homework and searching through the forum, I've learned not all STAR notes are worth keeping. The common message I've taken away is to save the rarer STAR Notes. My question is what is considered a rare STAR Note? Thanks to some posting links, I 've determined the note I found is in near perfect condition, printed at Fort Worth Texas in Mar 2004 and there were approx 1.6 million STAR Notes in this run. Is this considered on the rare side of the spectrum for STAR Note collectors? I most likely will keep it, regardless, but wonder if its worth a premium to collectors.
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