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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wiggam007, post: 780567, member: 18436&quot;]The way to use that site is from the main page link I gave choose your series and denomination, 2004 and 20 in this case, and click on the link.&nbsp; It will then take you to a table of the star notes printed in a run.&nbsp; Find the reserve bank that yours was printed from, C or Philly for your note.&nbsp; Then scroll your cursor over the entries in that column.&nbsp; In the top box of the page will appear a range for those star notes.&nbsp; In this case we scroll over run 1 of C and it gives the range of EC 0000 0001* - EC 0320 0000*.&nbsp; Since your note falls into that range it is one of the 3.2 million star notes printed for that run, so not worth much.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>However, if you scroll down one more row in that column, you find a 320K star note run, which has a fair amount of rarity.&nbsp; That gives a run of EC 0320 0001* - EC 0352 0000* which if your note had a serial that had fallen in that run number, it would have been worth keeping.&nbsp; The run numbers can all be different so you will need to look a note up on there and check the range of a run before you can determine what run it is in.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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