Finally got a very COOL number bill

I'll gladly pay you for the special notes with all of the Canadian coins I pick out of circulation here!

 

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I just gave a $5 with 5 - 8's to my brother, who plays the game a lot. Maybe I will get a good return ?

 

I might consider trading a few Susan B. Anthonys......

 

SBA $1: You want them or you want rid of them?

 

Get rid of them! They're in my junk box somewhere.

 

well we'll both loose on shipping but we can swap and spend them I suppose. dollar coins are readily accepted by most shops in the city here since the subway dispenses them. I delighted a postal clerk at the post office last week when I requested my change in dollar coins, it was early in the morning but I seemed to have made her day!

 

Maybe I'll just use them in a prize package.

 

Definitely! I'll save mine for my next visit to the North!

 

No matter - lots of cointalkers collect foreing notes

 

I got a series 2006 $1 today in change, serial # E25000225C. I tried to connect to coolnumbers.com, to check the "coolness factor", but for some reason my computer won't connect. Oh well, I think it's pretty cool.

 

all that matters is what you think, not what some web site tells you. :thumb:

 

How about these?



The number you entered was 00003339.

Congratulations! You have found an extremely cool number! It has a Universal Coolness Index of 99.01%

00003339 contains a 4-of-a-kind and 1 triple together. Only 0.0051% of 8-digit numbers have this combination.

All of the digits in 00003339 are multiples of 3. Only 0.070% of 8-digit numbers have this property.

00003339 has 3 unique digits. In 0.71% of 8-digit numbers, there are 3 or fewer unique digits.

00003339's digits sum to 18. In 1.5% of 8-digit numbers, the digits sum to at most 18.

 

I always wondered what they would think of a three dollar bill - ROFLMFAO

 

ditto, +1 ... or whatever the new term for agreeing is

 

$2 1976, d31173731a 97.5%!

 

31223253, $1, 92.0%
88777711, $20, 99.08%
and just for Daggarjon
(all $1)
13956646.40.2%
81776131.43.1%
51089235.55.1%
and the $10, 12936665.81.3% (thought that one would be cooler)
and i know its an old thread but oh well its interesting


55.1

 

I think they are pretty cool.

It's true that the only one it matters to is you. But I think it does help a bit when someone or a website agrees with you. It reinforces your thinking. But I bet the "coolness" factor on the stuff I find is "dweeb". LOL

My mom was into serial numbers and left me some new bills in a vault box. Guess I should check them out some day ?

 

best serial numbers i have are $2 bills (canadian)i got from an atm when i was 15 (sequential) so i kept them and withdrew more. also my uncle got me old $1 sequential bills from the same era as devil in hair(but these dont have that). wish they did. and that cool numbers site works now(at least for me) www.coolnumbers.com\
hope it works for you.

 

Thanks, I am gonna check it out.

 

I'm new to this branch of collecting. I went to the bank to get change for a garage sale and found bills that I would like to ask about. Not that I think they're worth anything, but I have to ask. I found a 2003A star note that has no folds, tears, rips, chips, or marks with the Serial Number of B09188922*. Any details you can give me? The number in the run? Any value over a Dollar? Bill number 2 is in the same condition with serial number F88484884L. I would call both in the high AU range. Any value or just fun to hang on to?

Thanks!
Ben