Uncut one dollar bill

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Too bad someone tried to make a paper fan out of that sheet. I like it, but those folds make me cringe. I'm sure someone will follow up with a more positive assessment. GL

 

Thanks Far as the serial numbers is that considered a rear number

 

IMO the serial #'s are nice, but even those are just a 99 or 88 away from being real nice.

 

The late or high numbers are common in uncut notes. I voted for "Anybody" because I thought "Anybody" else was unstable.

 

Thanks I don’t know the value of them

 

$1.00 each x 8 = $8.00

That is the value.

 

I haven’t gotten to the stage of bill collecting, being so new to the coin market, but, I think what you got is pretty dope even if it don’t command a premium.

 

There are two individual values on your bills: 1. Resale value. 2. Collector’s value... you will never have this sheet again if you sell! I think it’s cool and had no clue these ever came like this!

 

Well there's still a premium because they are uncut, although the folds hurt.
I can guess $10-$15 but Steve in Tampa would know.

 

The high serial numbers are common in uncut sheets. The folds are a killer and lower the value tremendously. It's probably worth $12.00 tops as it's still uncut.

Welcome to CT.

 

1. Welcome to CT. Condition, condition, condition is everything, especially in bills. The Mint (they combined BEP with the Mint store) sells $1 sheets of 10 bills for $27.00 but with all of the folds in yours, you probably wouldn't get much above face value.

 

I always thought serial #s would be in ascending/descending order,but yours are not. Interesting, I'd keep it unless you can get over $100 for it

 

The sheets are stacked in ascending order then they cut the stack of sheets into stacks of bills. This way the bills are already stacked when cut.

 

That makes sense, thans.