Question about notes -

Hi guys,

It's time for me to go through the notes I've been accumulating and just send them back into circulation. I realize that condition is everything - but I don't have a scanner that I can use atm and all I have is a list. I know there is a star note website where I can look at run numbers but for non-star notes - can I find run numbers to see if any of them are worth keeping?

Here is a list of serials #s for what I pulled out to decide if I should spend them so far:

$100 - 1991 - D 02271147 B
$100 - 1990 - G 14412649 B - someone wrote a letter "N" on it
$100 - 1990 - B 70063955 D
$50 - 1996 - AG 00955831*
$50 - 1988 - D13934923 A
$50 - 1990 - A 12989727 A
$20 - 2006 - IE 00331593*
$20 - 1993 - D 85248379 B
$20 - 1990 - B 0122700 H
$20 - 2001 - CB 00000066 C
$1 - 1969D - A 01240980*
$1 - 2003 - B 07927591*
$1 - 1988A - D 02182116*
$1 - 2006 - K00966101*, K00966102*, K00966103* - 3 consecutive

Thanks in advance

 

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I would definitely keep the 2001 $20 that's a really nice low serial in any condition. Other than that, I'd keep the 1969D $1 because of the age and the star. I'd have a tough time spending the 1988A star too.

 

For the $100s, since they are non-stars, I would keep only AU or better condition. Larger denominations from older series are quite common. If not AU or CU, the notes carry no premium.

Same for the $50s. I would keep the star note and anything AU or better.

I would spend the $20 2006 star note, and the 1990 and 1993, unless any of the notes are AU or better. Keep the 00000066 serial number regardless of condition.

For the $1s, I'd keep them all.

 

If the $1.00 * 1988A was a web press note from Atlanta you would have had real nice note.

 

I don't have a scanner but here is a photo of the front of the lower serial $20. Worth keeping in this condition?

 

wow 66. cool low # sell it at a coin shop or on CT.