Unusual? $20 Bills Uncut Sheet

I noticed that the seller doesn't mention that this signed sheet is composed of what look like Star Notes. I was thinking it is unusual to have an uncut sheet of Star Notes.
Am I correct?

How valuable is a sheet like this? as I'm bidding on this auction.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Uncut-Twen...625830?hash=item3d65f60066:g:eCIAAOSwwwRbA2z7

 

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1. Yes, it is an uncut sheet of (13) star notes.
2. Yes, he has a star in the title
3. At least definitely more than $51 (It has $260 in just the bills alone).
4. 4 of them sell for about $92, https://www.ebay.com/itm/SCARCE-STA...806171?hash=item4d74028d9b:g:6RcAAOSwjh5a5WGS
5. $92x3 (4x3=12) =$276.
6. $92 divided by 4=$23
7. $276+$23=$299
8. It is worth approx. $299.

 

Interesting that all of the bills serials end in 816.
As for value you would have to look it up.
It's already $320 face.
As an uncut sheet, it's worth more than that.
And since they are all stars, still worth more than that.

 

Interesting, but I'm pretty sure that's the way they all are

 

Uncut sheets of stars are a lot more scarce than non-star ones.

 

You can buy those sheets from the BEP in every denomination
https://www.moneyfactorystore.gov/

 

You can't just go buy star sheets from the BEP though.

 

Thanks for answering my post.
I didn't see the star in the title because my browser is an older browser and it didn't load the star. When I loaded the listing on an updated browser the star was there. Thanks for pointing that out.

 

Well...not really. Prior to Series 2006, *all* of the higher-denomination ($10 and up) uncut sheets were star sheets. And where $20's are concerned, the 2004A GA..* sheets are massively common. The BEP doesn't report quantities printed for the uncut sheets, so we have to estimate from observed serial numbers, but it appears likely that there were more 2004A $20 GA..* sheets released than all other $20 sheets of all other series combined.

These estimated quantities are given as the number of *notes* issued in sheet form, since not all sheets were the same size....
1996 AL..*: very roughly 32,000
2004 EA..*: very roughly 32,000
2004A GA..*: 384,000
2006 IB..A: 64,000
2009 JA..A: 96,000
2009 JB..A: 64,000
2013 MD..A: looks like 32,000 but they're still selling them

 

And, the series 2004A $10 Atlanta Stars GF*’s were only offered in sheets and can be found easily, even though the print run was extremely low.

The plexiglass frame shown holding the 16-subject sheet was also sold by the BEP Money Store, although I am unable to find it on their website.

 

1. The sheet is a 16-subject sheet, not 13.
3. The face value is $320, not $260.

 

Is it rare to have a signed sheet?

 

Someone else already answered but yes you can in various different product forms they've been offered even uncut sheets.

 

$320, $368 Value

 

I noticed that, the displays are gone from the site. I assume at some point they'll offer new ones that will fit the newer sheets, since the sheets are larger now.

 

Auction ended at $732.00

 

Wow! $732 is a lot. Much higher than I bid.