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Bank run:

2004 $50 EE00435959*

$1
1988A G24287739 (not a star, but old and crisp.....surprizing for its age)
1995 L05432632*
2001 F09796024*
2003 G09306339*
2003 F05785975*
2003 E06446365*
2006 L00362363*
2006 L04480459*
2006 B01735734*
2006 G02294280*
2006 L05197935*
2006 F00634767*

I'll probably sell the $50 star since I can't afford to keep those, but 11 $1 star notes was a welcome addition!!!

Bob

 

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Does someone save these for you, or did you find them? If found how many you look through to find 11 star notes?

 

I have a very friendly teller who goes through all of her cash and saves every star she sees. I go in once a week and buy them from her. It is quite a nice deal (I sent brownies to her boss to present to her for being a great and friendly teller).

Bob

 

got a $50 star (2004) today the prefix is EK, is that the Richmond note with a run of 800,000?

Also can anyone help me understand the prefixes on the notes (besides ones)

 

- Dallas note. All the info you want is here http://www.uspapermoney.info/

 

Standing in line at the store, I saw the lady in front of me give the cashier a small faced $10. I only had enough on me for my purchase. Ran out to the truck to get more money and when I asked for the old ten, she had just given it to someone else. I ran out the door and asked him if I could buy it and he said yes. Another passenger had a small face $20 and sold it to me as well. They were:
$20 1990 G00814845F FP-E179 BP-276 VF-XF
$10 1993 L70295398A FP-H6 BP-554 F-VF

Never done that before and found nothing great, but glad I did

 

I love buying things through the automated checkout at Jewel, because they tend to dispense brand new, sequential bills. Today I payed for some strawberries with a Twenty, and got 3 brand new $5's in CHCU, all sequential. I think I will save them, because it is only $15 after all. If say, it was 3 $20's in order, I'd save 1, or maybe 2, then sell the other one on here or on ebay for face or a little above it.

 

Thanks!

 

that made my day:bigeyes:

 

Dad got a 1985 $1 in change after dinner. I nabbed it real quick-like. Pretty good condition, still rigid, and semi-crisp. A keeper for sure.

 

I picked this $10 up the other day from a nice teller, too bad about the tattered right edge

 

Did very well with a strap of 50 1's today.

2006:
BD, BF, CA, DC, EE, EI, FD, FI, FK, FL, FM, FN, GC, GD, GF, JA, KC, KF, L*, LD, LQ, LR

2003A:
BE, LN

1995:
DF

Not too bad I think. :kewl:

 

My favorite teller gave me 6 more $1 star notes including a 1995 (B00192486*)

 

I went to the bank today and my favorite teller gave me these. They only printed 512,000 of the 100’s, 12,160,000 of the 20’s, and 8,960,000 of the 5’s.

 

Have not posted in a While.. Have been searching.. I Found this near CU 1981 $100.00.. No Folds.. Its sweet... Also so many $2.00 Star Notes.. a few Lower run.. Several nice Star $5.00,10.00 and 20.00's too. But I really like the "C" Notes..

 

1934 C $50 F district in F/VF. Books at $200

 

i am usually into coins, but for some reason paper money is becoming interesting to me. i seen this sitting in a cashiers register, so i had to buy it off them. also i tried searching and did find a site, but it didn't have the info i needed, so i am hoping someone can help? i need a site that can give me printing run numbers.. i have some older silver certs i need to look up the numbers on.. so any help would be great!

and for the 1976 $2, i know its a very common year, but from what i found they printed 640,000 of them. not really a low number, but the series "I" is tied for lowest run for the year! just to bad its beat up.


and the site i tried was USPaperMoney.Info. i did find the year 1957, but couldn't figure out the run...

 

I have a nice teller that saves these notes for me, most aren’t in great shape but I’m a sucker for any note that is old. Its amazes me how many old notes still come through the banks.

 

The last 2 are my favorite as there from Kansas City!!

 

I started asking for $50 in singles when I got to dump my change, and today I got 2 that I kept. One I kept because was a series 1988 A, and I haven't seen anything that old in circulation recently. It is pretty beat up, still crispy, but it is so wrinkled. Another is a series 2003 serial # D66728554C, the last 5 in the upper right serial looks like it is printed slightly lower than the previous numbers, unless it is my eyes.