Found in Circulation

I recently bought a 2003 1$ STAR NOTE from an online dealer for 4$.
So i would say 10$ per note is waaay high.

 

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Hi All, I recently picked up 2 nice bills in my change,,they came about a month apart and from 2 different stores,#00013024 & 00013895...the 1st is a 2003 and the second a 2003a,both from new york,,,theyre pretty crispy and tucked away now,lol,,wow almost forgot,they go withthe 00025002, 2003a and the 00058193, 2003,that i already had,,,havnt seen a thing since then,,lucks run out for awhile.lol

 

recently i got another start note.
this one only has 00 in front, but still

 

One of the checkers at my local Safeway looks for collectable's and found this 1934 $20 yesterday.
He asked me to try and determine a value,checking E-bay and the Whitman price guide it seems to be
worth only a small premium over face, perhaps $30 at best in this condition.
Still cool to find in circulation.

 

Time to bring this thread back to the front page

I broke a 20$ today for a bagel and received 3 $5s as part of my change.

2003A - nothing remarkable
1995 - hey this guys been around for a little while, in better shape than the 2003A too.
1988A - Woah...how did this tattered old guy dodge the Fed burners for so long?

Probably not much worth keeping, but fun to find.

 

$1 1981 C 89044334 A

Received this in change at the same place as the 1988A $5. Someone must have found money in Grandma's old purse.

 

Sold some things at a local flea market saturday and sunday, and I found a series 1995 $1 (soon they will be getting destroyed, when the bighead Washingtons come out), a common series 2001 $10 star note, and a series 1988 A small head $20 bill, as well as a few bicentennial quarters that I just keep as an instinct. I also found a $10 bill on the ground! I looked around for the guy who lost it, but no one was around, so I scooped it up and used it to replace the $10 star.

Speaking of the flea market, I put together sets of a bicentennial half, quarter and $2 bill that I've been saving up for a while, and I made some fancy envelopes and sold them for $3.50 each. I sold two. At first I wasn't going to sell them, but I figured that an extra 75 cents for all the work it took to make the envelopes and the signs wasn't ripping people off.

 

Got myself a Series 1985 $1 the other day

 

I found a Polish coin in my pocket. Interesting. It's a long way from Poland to western Colorado.

The obverse features an eagle, and the words Rzeczpospolita Polska On the reverse: 20 Groszy.

 

I aplogise for the above post. Wrong forum.

Sorry.

 

Was the back plate number 295?

 

Nope, the back plate number on the $20 is 268. I don't know what that matters, though.

 

Nevermind, I was thinking $1 bill, just having a whatchamakallit episode.......

 

1999 series $20 star. First star I've found in awhile.

 

havent found anything good recently (but I get my paycheck this week and am going to cash it, so we'll see)
i did find a star note though, but not a "good" one, in my opinion.

 

Found today

Series 1988-A $1

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Pretty damn good condition too...on par with the series 2003-A notes i had in my pocket. Only way i noticed was specifically lookig for the series as i always do.





I had a streak where i was finding a star note every couple weeks....and now i haven't found one in 5 months

 

me too! :kewl:i haven't gotton 1 in 6 months now! :vanish:

 

drought is over



Today in change


Series 1999 BF 19666586* My 6th devil note! (666)



I also got a series 1995 $1

 

Quickly BostonMike..Burn that sucka!

RickieB

 

Honestly it's to the point now I just place stars back in circulation. Get too expensive to keep. I've found over 20+ in circualtion. But still keep any that are neat. Post my recent finds here. Other day found a radar note, and a nice Barr note too. Radar note serial is 53388335. Pic here:



Phoenix