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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Daggarjon, post: 317761, member: 4230&quot;]I got several packages in todays mail. 3 of them were som eof the books i ordered recently.</p><p>- Paper Money of the United States - 18th edition friedberg</p><p>- Standard Catalof of United States paper Money - 26th edition Cuhaj</p><p>- Standard Guide to Small Size US Paper Currency - 8th edition Schwartz/Lindquist</p><p><br /></p><p>I was also able to go to the bank today to sell and then buy some singles. When i went to my sell to bank, i sold the ones i had, and exchanged for 10&#039;s. I got 2 star notes in the 10&#039;s i got back. Both 10&#039;s are dated 1999, and both are in very good, yet circulated, condition. The first note is BK06111660* from (K) Dallas, and the second note is BD03433455* from (D) Cleveland. So i was excited to get 2 stars. Then i take whats left and go to my next buy from bank. In the 2 bundles of 1&#039;s , i got 3 more stars. All 3 $1 stars are dated 2003-A. The first (RickeyB) is from, yep you guessed it, (B) New York with a serial B12817020* this note is still crisp with a small stain in the lower corner slightly bent courners, some minor folds and light handling marks. The second note is (F) Atlanta with a serial F15731790* and is still very crisp. The corners are still square, but you can see slight eveidence they were bumped and a couple or slightly curved from it. The last star is squential from this second note. Serial F15731791* and is in just as good of shape. </p><p><br /></p><p>i am sorry i cant post pictures. But today started out as a VERY bad day, and to get the stars i got ... well it did help make it a bit better.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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