2, $100.00 star notes this Monday morning! ink error on one

Any opinions on value

 

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$100 2009A LH07679386*
Run Size
3,200,000
Total Printed
10,560,000
Other Info

• Run Number: 3
• Serial Number Range: 06400001 ↔ 09600000
• Printed in DC in 3 2013

$100 1996 AA00496596*
Run Size
2,560,000
Total Printed
3,200,000
Other Info

• Run Number: 1
• Serial Number Range: 00000001 ↔ 02560000
• Printed in DC in 1 1996

Cool finds but personally I'd probably spend them. They both have fairly high print runs. Not sure about the newer one with the ink over the face. Are you sure it's an error and not part of a stamp? I've seen lots of ink in that area where tellers stamp over a strap. I'm by no means and expert though

 

Nice but I'd spend them. High prints and the 2013 has several "Teller" stamp lines on it. The 1996 shows signs of high usage. I doubt there is a premium on either of them. Common signatures too.

 

Every month when I get my social security, I take a certain amount of cash out for living expenses. I imagine I have received over 50 star notes, over time, in $100 bills. They don't even excite me any longer. I just spend them like any other currency.

 

I've never spent a star note, I rescue every last one I see. I collect money. What do you guys collect?

 

Not 2 bills worth $200 F/V that I could put towards other things

 

A note with a star does not make one wealthier. Some star notes are more common than regular issues.

 

I received my first $1 star note in change just this past week. To be honest, I probably never noticed them prior. I put it aside since I don't think it will affect my net worth much to throw it in the bin.

A $100 star note that's worth face value, though... hmmmm... that may not last long in the keep pile...