What might the value of series 2009 $2 notes be? They all end with 2008. The serials run B98732008A through B98972008A. They were printed in Fort Worth. I looked at http://www.uspapermoney.info/ and I can't find any info on how many were printed or when. I'll appreciate it if anyone can tell me the value, or offer any more info on their printing. I have also found that there can be no more than 128 sheets ending in 2008 from this run.
As you can probably tell, the serials on the sheet are separated by 40,000, so the printing was at most 40,000 sheets. Serial range looks to be B98720000A through B99999999A. We don't know how many of those they actually printed or sold, though. The BEP doesn't include the uncut sheets in its production reports, so we don't know when they were printed. The 2009 $2 B..A block was first reported to me in October 2012, so it most likely became available from the BEP shortly before that. It's the second-most-recent $2 sheet printing, coming immediately before the 2009 A..A sheets that they're selling now. The BEP's prices for the $2 sheets range from $22.50 for a 4-subject sheet through $102 for a full 32-subject sheet. For a recent and fairly large printing like this one, the value in the secondary market is almost surely less. The run would contain at most 128 *notes* ending in 2008. That's just four 32-subject sheets, though we have no way of knowing how many of them were sold in 32-subject form vs. 16-, 8-, or 4-subject form.
Sales of these sheets on eBay are $10-$15 for 4 subject sheets, and $75-$90 on the 32 subject sheets. Do you believe that the "2008" end numbers may add a premium to the series 2009 sheets ?
