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1963A or is it a $1?? No such thing as '63B $5. '63B is $1's only. You most likely meant $1 because J-C is a common Barr note block...

 

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Radar and star finds

I took these two out of some fresh new straps from the bank. The star note was the last note from a strap of 2009 KD Block. I guess I always assumes if they replaced a note from a KD block they would replace it with a K star. But not in this case. They used a B star. Its not from a rare run Its from the 1st run with 1,2800,00 printed but UNC. Although I don't like the ink smudge on the back. The radar a found in one of the other straps. This one IMO is UNC Gem. A well centered note.
Derek

 

Wow, my memory ain't what it used to be It IS a $5 FRN, 1963 "A", not B, serial H53689712A. Sorry for the confusion. Scan to come if I figure out this darn contraption...

 

Got a couple notes that some how managed to find their way into my hands the last 2-3 weeks...this 1st one is rather enjoyable for the minneapolis trinady repeater collectors.It amazes me how sometimes these kind of notes get as much circulation as this one has until a collector pulls it out.

 

Also from minneapolis and same series from the next block run from the repeater is this radar.Pretty crazy odds of finding these two within a two week period from each other.Just goes to show you never know what you may come across at any given time.

 

sorry wrong scan thats one of my webs....here yea go.....

 

Did two straps of circulated $1 and about $250 in mixed $2 today. Nothing exciting in the ones: No stars, no fancy numbers, nothing older than 1999. I did find my lowest serial yet, though, series 2009 D 00067781 A. Nothing too much more exciting in the twos, but I did find a few notes from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Tenas:

 

Hello guys I don't know much about notes and found this star with low serial number how rare is it I know condition is not the best what do you guys think

 

Spend it

 

Because it's a 4 digit star I would keep it. For some reason, those don't come up very often in circulation. I read somewhere that huge money transferring companies have their employees pull out any 4 or less digit stars to sell to private collectors.

 

Hmm that's interesting yeah I was going to keep it anyways thanks for the responses

 

I have one in better condition, worth like two bucks at the most, a dealer would just give you face value

 

With 4 leading 0's?

 

Yep and a zero at the end

 

But dealer would sell it for 20 lol

 

2006 K00007096☆ sold for $12 on eBay a couple weeks ago. Similar condition to yours. Link

 

Cool thanks clorox

 

100% agree

 

I just found my first ever 1969B note! I bought 300 singles from a bank and there it was inside of a strap. This is an exceptionally rare note to find in circulation. This year I've found my first 1963 and 1969 singles so now I just need to find a 1969C to have found every $1 series from 1963-present from circulation.