My Circulation pulls!!!

the oldest star note i have is series 1998A $1 that's pretty beat up. in my one month+ of collecting, i've found probably 4 dozen that i've kept. one of these days, i hope an older star note or silver cert will show up in my drawer.

on a side note, i have a friend that works in a hardware store. he said he picked up two $5 silver certificates on monday from a young kid buying something. he kept them, instead of depositing them up here at the bank, otherwise they would have been mine. :madface:

 

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I thought I was going to leave work today with out any good finds, but the public didn't let me down. 1 hour before I was about to leave some one walk in with this. This is now my oldest $100

 

Not pulled from circulation but given to me.

 

Pulled my first '09 star the other day.
G00518562*

Also got 3'63B Barr notes in the past couple weeks. A cashier was given a '28 $5 and a silver cert but she took it home.

 

Is that a whole in the FRB seal?

 

Your 2009 $1 G * is from a mildly low-print run of 640,000 notes. I have on example myself that I got from the bank. I can't believe how common the Barr's are. I purchased some uncirculated ones back in the day and I'm starting to regret it. I purchased them thinking that not a whole lot of them would be around much. I was obviously sadly mistaken... It is starting to appear as if they are found on a regular basis... Thats too bad. Don't get me wrong though, I'm real happy for you and the other people that have found them, but at the time time I am disapointed in how common they are amoungst circulation...

 

Are those circulations pulls?

 

Uhh...

 

In hand it looks like a pin hole. Its not a perfect note, but I'm fond of it.

Derek

 

two more from my trip to canada.

 

@ Alan, Are you going to keep those Fancy serial #'s?

 

i just snagged a sweet 1934C $20 from the teller drawer.

seriously. who's going to mcdonald's and buying food with 75-year-old $20's?

 

Nice catch! It's a nice J note. Just keep in mind, that note isn't 75 years old...

 

yeah, i've been looking for a production detail to nail down a press date on the note and have yet to find any solid data. where would you suggest i look?

 

USPaperMoney.Info
Check the entire site out - you can really learn a lot on there.

-tbud

 

i had checked that site, but the best i could do was get a date range of 1946-1949 for the 1934c $20 notes.

either way, it's the oldest note i have by 20+ years. i think i'll keep it!

 

How old is it?

 

It was printed anywhere from 1946-1949... This is based off of the info at USPaperMoney.Info.

-tbud