District Currency Collectors Group

Sorry. Didn't understand the thread.

 

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Larry:

It goes like this..

There are 12 Districts in which currency is circulated within the USA.
We are looking for collectors to each grab a District and try to assemble a set of notes $1.oo through whatever denomination you would like. If you want to put stars in it, well thats fine, if no stars, well thats fine too.
Would you like to pick a District?

RickieB

 

$1 - $100 1928 to present w/stars

 

As a new member to the group, I have to show my first new p/u. I have been searching auctions for over a year to find this note, a 2003 D star to compete the district set of stars. Only one run of 320,000 notes printed, I got this one from Don C Kelly....

 

Congrats pennywise..Prof Kelly is a great guy... I have gotten many many notes through him over the years.

RickieB

 

Nice Pennywise congrates on it.

 

Do you guys know of a way to put the list with us and our 12 districts and what we collect on the front of the social group page?
I can't edit the first post of ours in our forums so I was thinking it should be somewhere were people first visit. Or do you have a better idea?

 

Duke.. Go check it out... I just put it up.

Rick

 

I now have my basic St. Louis Federal Reserve District Notes spreadsheets set up in Excel. I have a sheet for each of the small denominations: 1928 - Present and including *stars*.

My spreadsheet columns are set up, left to right, as so:

Fr. No.|Series|Series Letter|Treasury Signatures|Quantity Printed|Grade| My Comments|Serial Number|Date Acquired|Cost|S/H Costs|Market prices

I am working on the smaller denominations first, $1 - $20, but also set up sheets for $50 & $100 notes for when the time comes. From my count, for the $1 - $20 notes I am starting out with, it looks like I need at the very lest 216 different notes to complete this leg of the journey!!! :rolling:

'Rome wasn't built in a day...' :thumb:

 

Seems daunting, dosent it?

Nice Spreadsheet..

Cant wait to satrt seeing the notes.

RickieB

 

It does seem overwhelming, or at least it did while creating the spreadsheets, but now that I have an overview, and not even looking yet at prices, it doesn't seem impossible. Time will tell of my successes... I'm looking forward to the challenges ahead.

 

Series 1934A Small Size Set (Non Stars)

Well I thought I would provide a little motivation ..here is the 34 A set (non stars) for you to see.

I am planning on re-posting the complete Series 1934 C Star Note Set shortly for New York. That set took 4.5 years to finish..

Hope you enjoy these from $1000 down to $5
















They are all graded.. the $100 is a 64 and the $5 is a 64 as well.

RickieB

 

Great notes...

Was that 4.5 years just for the Series 1934 C Star Note Set?

I'm patient but that set will take me more time I bet.

 

Thanks! Money is definitely the type of motivation that gets me jazzed!

 

Yes...you see Duke, the $20 Notes had a plate/design change and there are 8 total notes needed just for the $20's...

There are 4 stars and 4 reg notes Old Back and New Back...
Here they are; Thank God no $100 were printed for NY..that is a very expensive note you guys will need to find..







New Back










RickieB

 

Nice landscaping changes on the $20 reverse

 

The prices rise quiclky on this Series and the 34 D ... most all Series 28 and 34 Stars are getting quite expensive...good luck on your hunts.

The best deal I got on these was the $50..it was 2:00 AM at an online auction and I was the sole bidder..sweet price but the sleep depravation was costly ...

Regards,

RickieB

 

I'd say so my J not is $1,200 for the $5 and I"m afraid to look at the higher ones...

 

here ya go. a few of my 34D's




2 CONSECUTIVE NOTES




WIDE



WIDE


WIDE **STAR NOTE**


NARROW

 

Wow! Guys those are some really nice notes! The bar is up there for those of us just starting out on these district sets! :bow: