Small Size US Star notes 1928 thru Current

A low serial number $5 FRN Star...

 

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Great star notes Clay....here's a low print run star (9,600) in a super gem grade.

 

69PPQ - Outstanding!

 

I don't have anything to contribute right now RickieB because I'm pretty new to this as you know. To me this is free schooling and I'm really paying attention. Thank you all so much for sharing your expertise.
Hey Darryl, how's your golf swing?

Bruce

 

I have some of those! all star notes. $411 face value! 213sarah

 

Face value stars are always a treat.....I have a $1 and $2 matching serials set

 

Clayirving:

Nice matching SN notes!..You too Steve..

As a matter of fact everyone's post's are great, it is nice to see so many out there with all these stars.
Just got my computer back so I will start scanning some again...:thumb:

 

Here is a nice 34 C Chicago $10..and a 34 D $20 that hit my sweet spot..







enjoy.....

RickieB

 

and few from Atlanta and Chicago as well..






Enjoy....

RickieB

 

Modern Day Boston * $100




And few Atlanta stars as well..



RickieB

 

And a couple of more $100's






RickieB

 

Nice star notes RickieB. I love seeing Franklin on the $100's.

 

I got this little beauty at an antique shop. Not bad for seven dollars.

 

Okay, I've been meaning to post some of my notes on here but had to deal with fallen limbs from storms last week, new car shopping, and on and on. Here are a few I have posted before and hopefully after tomorrow's car signing (banks are closed today) I can scan some more of my favorites! The 100 FRN's from Dallas are from the smallest print run of any 100 star from at least the 1970's. Greatest thing is that all my stars are pulled from circulation for face value. Enjoy!

 

Yep...the most recent run that was smaller was Series 1977 G..* run #7, which was 64,000 notes, printed January 1981. From the middle of Series 1977 back through Series 1963A, the standard run for $50 and $100 stars was just 64,000 notes, so there are quite a lot of runs that size.... Needless to say, not a whole lot of collectors are chasing those stars by print runs!

 

A couple more as I try to move through the notes...



RickieB

 

And a small sheet of 4 $20's



RickieB

 

A couple of consecutive numbered Narrow Silver Cert Stars...


and a 1934 D Wide 1 AU Star



RickieB

 

That's true Numbers, but for face value, it was a nice surprise. Ever since I got them they've got a nice spot in my collection. By chance, do you get your older run statistics from any internet source? I'd like to have one other than book form for quick reference when not at home.

Rickie, those are awesome silver certs, and great grades as well. I've always liked the $5 silvers, but can't find too many around here in decent shape.

 

See the group lists here...they get a bit lengthy when you go back a couple decades and start running into all the gap runs, but that's how they printed stars back then....