WaCkY Serial Numbers!

Hey guys! I thought we should start a thread on what WACKY serial numbers you paper currency has !!!!!! My wackiest was SN: 00096000 but my mom accidentally spent it :/ Whats your wackiest SN? ALSO FEEL FREE TO POST PICTURES! ITS ENCOURAGED!

 

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I had another thread about this one, if this is considered a double post, the other can be deleted, but I got this one today

 

I got this one at my work door-to-door salesman.

 

Got this as change. It was hard not to scream "yessssss."

 

Thats a nice one RJ, 2 number notes bring a nice premium

 

Here is my Two Uncut sheet of 4 the 1976 Series with Asterisk, Saint Louis District ( with watermark at Back images of cloverleaf ) H 00967581* Missing number is 234
and the Cleveland District is D 01119111* A still a Fancy number as 911?

 

Redwin, I think that since it could be considered as a repeater, it would probably carry a small premium, but since its also a star itll carry mabey a $10 premium, but thats just IMO

 

I'm rather fond of this one.

 

...and these.

 

NOT FOR SALE YET.....1976 Uncut Sheet of 4 of Saint Louis & Cleveland with asterisk and a Fancy number it is very nice to show it in all my friends...I do collect all 12 District of Uncut sheet of 4 series 1976 of US Two Dollars.
here is my Two san Francisco district..

 

The 3 notes u posted arent yours are they?

 

Yes, they are. :yes:

 

VERY NICE! I Like it but I do not Like the Red Print SPECIMEN...

 

WOW How much did the specimen ladder cost you. Ive never seen one at auction and also how the H*LL did you get a $2 note thats not an error (From what I can see) and get its star counterpart when stars are only suppose to be issued when its non star counterpart was accounted for and caught before being released??

 

Someone recently offered me $3,400 for the specimen note. The $2 notes are a "$2 Evolution Series" set from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

 

Nice notes!!:yes:

 

Steve, those last note you posted made me think of this set.



That's 12 notes with serial numbers:

A99999297Y
B99999297Y
C99999297Y
D99999297Y
E99999297Y
F99999297Y
G99999297Y
H99999297Y
I99999297Y
J99999297Y
K99999297Y
L99999297Y

Or, how about this pair?



That's a 1969A with serial number A06999963B and a 1969B with serial number A06999963A!

 

Star notes are a series of their own. Notes that are replaced in the printing process are not replaced with star notes with the same serial number. That defeats the purpose of the star in the serial number. The only purpose of the star is to alert the recipient of a BEP pack of notes that if the serial numbers are out of sequence in the pack, the out of sequence notes will have a star in the serial number. If the BEP replaced notes with the same number, there would be no reason to use a star in the serial number.

 

Clay...that 1957 SC "Specimen" is simply GORGEOUS. That note would be one of the jewels in my collection.