I think I did purdy good!
Star notes are a way of finding the government screw up :D because they printed money wrong and we find the star notes. Just one of many billions...
You got that right! :goofer: They suck.
Though rare in circulation, the $2 bill is quite common on the coin-collecting market, so they really are only, as a set, maybe $25-35. Consider...
Yes, It's a bleed thru.
I'd keep it.
Yeah, I'm gonna say ditto.
1990 $50-- No point in my bank deposit... I went to the bank today to deposit $50, I did, got some $2's, then my mother took out some money and...
Betcha do! :D
The only reason I said "I have a friend who.. eh" was because you began your post with "What if you got a note..." which sounds like the classic...
I tried to find an excuse to save a "2000s" style $10, and I found one: a 1999 $10 Star!
I heard on the radio that an avid coin collector in NYC will be putting a 1909-S VDB into circulation in a random spot in the NY metro area...
Yeah, I have a friend who....eh I'm gonna make a new name: double radars. No value from me, though.
Keep it nonetheless. What denomination of bill is it?
How low is low for the $50? The gold notes, in VG, maybe, in the park of $15-$25? Any challengers?
I've heard that story a trillion times and then some... :D
When I helped my sister sell cookies, I got a 1999 $5 star. They have 2006 $1 bills?
Guilty. I actually have gone beyond photographic memory; I'm at "videographic". Scary. (How does that make you feel? Asked the doctor... :hammer: )
That's my joke! :goof: Lincoln penny with Pimples
LOL, Carl.
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