Strap-stackers post your results.

Discussion in 'Paper Money' started by TheNoost, Aug 19, 2009.

  1. g1rge

    g1rge Member

    Just for the heck of it really, I picked a year (1999) and save all the notes I get 99 & older. If I ever need $ to purchase something else, I can always spend em.
     
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  3. bonniview

    bonniview Active Member

    Hi everyone...new member here and avid ocd star/fancy collector.ive enjoyed reading these posts..very educational
     
  4. tbudwiser

    tbudwiser Active Member

    Hey, :welcome: to CT! What part of Washington state are you from? If you go strap searching, post your finds here!

    -tbud

     
  5. bonniview

    bonniview Active Member

    From eastern washington...i have the privledge of handling many $1's at work...i find stars almost daily.I'll post a few of my best finds soon.whats the best way of trading with members here?
     
  6. jlg1130

    jlg1130 New Member

    I agree with t-bud, for the most part. Setting strap finds, and circ finds aside, is a good way to save money, and that is one reason why I collect. If I have some cool, older notes hanging around, it usually makes me think twice, before spending that money on some frivolous thing. It makes me stop and say, would I rather have this note, or would I rather spend it. The note usually wins out. :D

    It's also a good emergency fund....and by emergency, I mean a matter of life and death. It gives me peace of mind to know I have that money there, should something very serious come up, and in the meantime, I can enjoy the notes.

    There are a few notes I have that I'm quite fond of, though, and would never spend. When I'm old and grey, and my time here is done, I intend on passing those down to my kids, if I have them, or my nieces and nephews.

    I also collect/save notes because I just flat out enjoy the hobby. I find it to be a lot of fun. I always get kind of a mini rush, whenever I find an older note, a star, or an interesting serial number, and it almost always makes my day.

    So, those are my reasons. :yes:
     
  7. jlg1130

    jlg1130 New Member

    Had time to go through 1 strap of 100 $1's this morning. Here are my finds:

    2 1995's, an A-A, and a G-B.
    1 1999, an F-K.
    1 2006, a B-B (short run of 6.4 mil, Fort Worth note).

    Also found 3 star notes:

    A 1995 G*, a 2003 B*, and a 2009 D*.

    So, not a bad haul, I'd say. :)
     
  8. SteveInTampa

    SteveInTampa Always Learning

    My two favorite sentences of this entire thread.
     
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  9. bonniview

    bonniview Active Member

    I just found $1 G77788899D. Any added value to that one?
     
  10. tbudwiser

    tbudwiser Active Member

    For one strap, most definitely not. It's always exciting (for me anyways) to find a star from '99 or earlier. I've been on the lookout for an '09 $1 D-*. I suppose with people starting to find them, I will have mine soon. :)

     
  11. tbudwiser

    tbudwiser Active Member

    Why is this?

     
  12. vtvick777

    vtvick777 Member

    Just got this is some change today 2006 $10 IB 00984129*
     
  13. tbudwiser

    tbudwiser Active Member

    All singles:
    1988A H-G
    1995 I-K & H-K
    I found a relatively nicer 1999 L-N and a K-A
    2 2006 G-*'s
    2006 F-* 640k run
     
  14. bonniview

    bonniview Active Member

    Scan FF0 2003-1.jpg here's one of my top ten finds over the years.....what do you guys think its value ranges in?
     
  15. vtvick777

    vtvick777 Member

    I got these in a couple straps today, all $1 :
    Cool Serials :
    2006 D 77224422 C
    2006 C 00015852 A
    2006 E 00013716 A
    2009 L 00542598 F
    2006 A 21357648 C <- thought that was cool because it has 1-8 no repeat digits, then I started looking for them and there were several, I wouldn't think they would be that common

    Also had a couple birthdays if anyone wants to check :
    # : 83195314, 19398824, 19644204, 85842007, 21926396, 86771964, 09219484

    If any of those birthday dates are yours and you would want the note, I would be happy to send it out to you.
     
  16. barbnjason

    barbnjason Member

    My first attempt at stack searching.
    I just asked for as many straps they had to spare, they came back with 6 very used stacks of bills.

    Guessing nothing super special here but was still fun looking.

    IMG_1527.jpg IMG_1528.jpg IMG_1529.jpg IMG_1530.jpg
     
  17. bonniview

    bonniview Active Member

    :yes: 2009 $1 A05534534* :yes:
     
  18. barbnjason

    barbnjason Member

    Placed an order for 5 straps of $2 from my local credit union last week. They called me today to come pick them up. I arrived and gave them my ID and they said one sec and went into the day vault and came back with 5 BEP straps of 500 consecutive 2003A Series L notes. Starting with L 35343501 so nothing fancy and zero stars. But I do have 500 crisp shinny new bills that I seem to be stuck with, as I was handed the stack she asked me if I pick out certain ones I said yes and she then said well you know we can't take these back!

    So it seems I can't make a deposit into my own account legal U.S. currency. Go figure.


    Edit: I guess after doing some reading on the roll searching threads it's bad form to dump a bunch of stuff they can't move very easy back on them.
    So I'm going to pay my property tax with them Friday
     
  19. Timewarp

    Timewarp Intrepid Traveler

    Starting with 35343501, you should have 35343534 a repeater.
     
  20. tbudwiser

    tbudwiser Active Member

    Nice eye. :thumb:

     
  21. barbnjason

    barbnjason Member

    Sorry My eyes were tired and a little dyslexic when I typed that. First bill was L 35134501 A
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