Consecutive serial numbers.

I went to the money machine to withdraw five hundred dollars. I got 25 crisp 2006 twenty dollar bills, all in consecutive dollars. Does this demand a premium? I have no choice but to spend them, but would a dealer give me a premium if I offered to sell them to him?

 

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I don't believe so, It is not difficult to get consecutive numbers of current notes if you really want them.

 

Probably every twenty in that machine was in consecutive order.

 

Walk up to the teller window and ask for a new strap of notes, they should be in consecutive order as well. The SN's if low or containing any fancy repeater, ladder, binary numbers will demand a premium, to the right buyer and dependent upon grade.

 

If they happen to be Richmond notes I will pay a small premium for one

 

Im new here so whats a premium exactly?

 

A premium is getting or buying for more than what it's worth..

 

What about a consecutive order of 20 dollar bills starting with 15241521 thru 15241529? This includes 15241524 which I know is a repeater. Could the others be considered repeaters also since they have 152 twice?

 

No

 

The repeater with a star * would be a bonus

 

No premium for consecutive numbers but you may have a fancy number.

 

If they were 00000001, 00000002, 00000003.....then you might have something

 

And add a few stars to boot!!! "JACKPOT"

 

...for more than face value.