Hey everyone, Just picked up three $50 FRN, thought I'd get some opinions on value/condition. (Seeing if my opinions and local information matches.) I'd also love it if someone could tell me an approximate print run number for the 1934 C Star. Thanks! Series of 1928 A, Green Seal, F-2100H (St. Louis) #H00592587A 627,300 printed Series of 1934, Green Seal, F2102H (St. Louis) #H01059440A 1,497,144 printed Series of 1934 C, Green Seal, F-2105H* (St. Louis) #H00047494* (don't know the print number, non-star notes had a run of 535,200)
Ha ha thanks but not so much with the paper money. There are people here waaaaay further along than I am.
Your 1928-A St. Louis $50 was one of 880,500 printed, if my book is correct. I would place value at $70-80. The 1934 is a neat note, and I hoard the large denomination 1934s whenever I happen upon them, but is realistically only worth FV in that condition (especially given the inking on the obverse). The 1934-C Star is interesting. The 9th Edition of the Standard Guide does not list any St. Louis stars for '34-C. I also can't find any reference to one, anywhere. You might well have something, here. Hope this helps.
The Official Red Book 4th Ed. lists 1934c St. Louis stars @ $225 in Fine. Your note has obvious problems, but it's still a cool find. Mule?
1928-A. sheet has it at 80/90 at VF20. second one might get you $55. star is your money bill. Friedberg applies an 11x multiple for this bill in VF, and states that stars in Ch63 are "rare." pretty rare bird. stldancerartist: mule? not seeing any reference to mules in Friedberg. help me.
A mule being where the note has different sized plate numbers on the front/back of the bill. I believe this note has a large sized front and small sized back.
