Some Bank Finds Today

My first stars so I was excited. :smile

 

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Oh I forgot to ask if they're worth anything lol. I also found a note with the first 4 numbers in the SN# all twos. Should I keep it?

 

I am very bad with currency what are stars?

 

A star note is a note that has a star after the SN. They replace notes with printing errors because there can't be two notes with the same SN.

 

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Hm, I knew what they were, but I didn't know why they exist. Thanks for the info

 

No problem.

 

cool thanks, are they worth anything more than face?

 

Depends on the series, SN#, etc...

 

you can check them at http://www.uspapermoney.info/serials/ a site by a member of this site!

 

huh, i don't get what i am looking for?

 

the last one looksl ike a 2003 A series E district from the pic, so click on the $1 next to 2003A and scroll down. Look at FRB E and scan over to the right under stars. It shows the 2003 A series E district printed 3,520,000 star notes. A low number is 320,000 or 640,000 (I think) notes, so yours has a higher "mintage" or printing. Making premiums smaller to non existant.

 

I saw that but how do I find out how many of the other 2006 were printed?

 

Click on the dollar sign next to 2006

 

so if it has a low mintage hold onto it?

 

If in a nice condition, I would. If not, quantity printed would have to be very low.

 

Thanks but it doesn't have the "printage" if you will.

 

Sure it does, this one is just different. Scroll to the right to the stars column-L *block printed in sept and nov of 07. 640K in the first run and 3.2 Million on the second. (I think thas how the math works.)

 

Excuse my ignorance on this topic, but how do I know if it was printed in the first or second run?

 

That is how we learn. Glad you r asking questions. Hope I am giving the right answers. By the serial number. Yours is from the nov 07 printing. I do believe