The problem with the Liberty Dollars was that (a) they were coins, which fall under a different and more restrictive section of the law than...
The Azpiazu book also lists it at $450, so I doubt it's a misprint. The I..A block *was* printed mostly at Washington; only the last three runs,...
The 2006 $1 L..* run #1 is a fairly short run of 640,000 notes, serials 00000001 - 00640000. They'd be expected to sell for well above face value...
The whole small printing of 1966A $100's took place in January 1971. The serials printed were A00768001A to A01280000A, but most of that range...
And the serial numbers all end in 34, too. You should try to pick up stars from the other four denominations with that ending.... :cool:
I hope not...I just got several consecutive 2004 $20's from an ATM a week or two back, and spent them.... :eek:
The 4-subject sheets of $1's (of the current series) are $15.50 straight from the BEP, and the 4-subject sheets of $2's are $21. They also have...
It's right here, but it's long since sold out and the original sale price isn't listed. These notes were leftovers from the last print run of...
The first notes printed with the motto were the 1957 $1 silver certificates, which were first issued in the fall of 1957. The earliest-dated...
Point of information: the courts did not demand different sizes. A court simply ruled that the Treasury wasn't doing enough to make paper money...
Is there enough embossing left from the second print that you can make out the signatures/series? The serial number and the DC-sized back plate...
Yes, that's a replacement note. From the Parker-Burke signatures, it was probably printed in about 1914. See here for the serial numbering of...
The first star notes were printed in 1910--but those were Series 1899 $1 silvers, because that series was still in production in 1910 (indeed,...
Sounds like more math to me.... :cool: There are 40,320 different serial numbers containing the digits 12345678 in some order. So you'll find...
That's about the size of it, yes. Serials on the large-size notes didn't have leading zeroes, and so there was no standard number of digits. So...
Hey, that sounds like a math problem! :D Let's see here...there are 254 different possible serial numbers that contain only the digits 5 and 6....
The late sixties was when the Federal Reserve finally ran low on $500's and $1000's, which hadn't been printed since the last 1934-series...
For anyone who might be considering a project like this, I'd just like to point out that I've got charts posted on my website listing what block...
If the schedule hasn't slipped, then production of Kodachrome $100's should begin long before Bush leaves office, so they'd have the...
They've announced that one new feature of the Kodachrome $100 will be an embedded thread with a holographic image on it that appears to *move*...
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