Hi, I just found a series 2001 $1 note that has the serial number I03520558A ,and on the back at least the last half of the serial number appears to have bled through, also the treasury seal appears to have too. The serial number and seal are also a dark green color. So is this note worth any premium because of the ink bleeding through to the back? Also I found a $1 note, series 2003 A with a serial number of K10009078 ,would the 1000 at the front add any premium, or the triple 0's? Thanks
do you have a picture of this bleed through. a lot of bills have a minimal amount so it isnt rare. if the bleed is severe it can actually hurt the value of the note. the 2003A $1 probably wont bring any premium either. that 1000 start isnt at the beginning of the print run so for the most part there isnt any real significance. keep up the searching. star notes is really were it is at as far as premium on newer notes. for instance if you would have found a star note from dallas(k) it comes from a print run of only 640,00 notes those go for about $50 in GEM condition. hope that helps :thumb:
yeah straps are the best way to find circulation finds. working at a bank i have unlimited oppurtunity to do exatly that. i have stopped a while ago as the majority of my collection is not circulated but i will pull a cool note if one comes across
I will try, photobucket has been givin me some trouble; my computer froze when I got on to it. I'll try posting a small pic here then resizing it, how do you do that though?
