Is this a repeater?

is this worth anything other than face value?

 

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It's not.
It is almost a repeater.

 

Thank you much

 

It's not a repeater but it is a binary.

 

I thought binaries had to be 0s and 1s?

 

It is close, if it was 7272 7272 it would be a repeater.

 

I don't remember if I shared this website with you before.. sorry yours is a spender. Get rid of it before it drives you mad!
I want to share this webpage with you - http://www.coolserialnumbers.com/FancySerialNumbers.aspx

 

Only 5 notes from being a super repeater.

Without sounding critical, wink @Paul M. , I would say it's a spender.

Typical super repeaters,

 

You missed a repeater by the last digit being a 7 instead of a 2. It rates 99.13 on the coolness index and it's know as a binary note. Only 2 digits were used. Shame about the bank stamp but worth keeping. Not a large premium.

 

Cool guys! Thanks! Yeah, I just thought it was pretty cool when I saw this. I have not been doing much of anything lately on coins or anything . I am getting ready to make a big move to Florida.

 

That would be a TRUE BINARY with all 1 and 0

 

Florida? Who in the heck would want to live in Florida?

Chris

 

We are moving to Florida for medical help for my daughter in the Sarasota Bradington area.

 

Binary notes are any digits as long as only 2 digits are uses. Your note has 3 digits so it's a tri-nary note.

Check out this web site: http://www.coolnumbers.com

Put in the 8 digit number on your bill.

 

Sorry to hear about your daughter and I pray all will work out in the end.

 

That is a cool website to see how "cool" your numbers are! Lol

a is a cool website to

 

I was just kidding about that. The Sarasota/Bradenton area is nice. I'm about 100 miles south of it. Not too far south of Sarasota is Venice, and the public beach there is a nice place to spend the day hunting for fossilized shark's teeth.

Wishing all the best for your daughter.

Chris

 

Thought you might like it. My best note is 99.53%. 00000007 is the serial number and I got it from the bank in crisp condition. You can learn what to look for by plugging in the numbers and reading the results.

 

I just noticed your bill has the number 7 as the Federal Reserve Bank Designation besides. That makes it even more interesting. :>)