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Message:: [QUOTE="tbudwiser, post: 1311554, member: 32774"]These series are all relatively common in circulation. Just for an example of what I find through one strap of $1's:2003: GF2001: KD and BF1999: FA (usually way more in a strap.) For series 1999 I usually find a ton of LS' and late L blocks. Most of them are very crisp too. Here is what my collection has as far as all of those series (1999, 2001, and 2003) go:$1's: 2003: E 66110111 I (strap find), G055* (stap find), F000* (teller grab), E103* (teller grab), G061* (teller grab), 2 K*'s (purchased @ face), & 2 consec G*'s (purchased @ face). 2001: A 11711777 D (tip from old door to door sales job), C*, & F*. 1999: 4 B*'s (1 friend grab, 3 nice crisp purchased @ face), 3 C*'s (purchaed @ face very nice and crisp), 3 E*'s ("), 3 H*'s ("), 3 L*'s (" 2 of which are consecutive).$2's: 2003: 4 I*'s (3 strap searching 1 purchased).$5's: DL* (strap searching) & DC* (CHCU purchased). 2001: CL* (CHCU purchased). 1999: BJ* (purchased).$10's: 4 DJ*'s ( 3 recent teller grabs and 1 CHCU purchased). 2001: CD* (CHCU purchased). 1999: BD* (CHCU purchased).$20's: 2001: CL* (purchased). 1999: BL* (CHCU purchased).$50's: 2001: CE00003165* (CHCU purchased).$100's: 2003: DB* (teller find). 2001: CB* (CHCU purchased). 1999: BA* (CHCU purchased). I have found many 1999 $100 *'s an IMO, they aren't worth keeping... Today, I found a 1988A $1 star note that was printed in June of 1991 so beware, these old notes are still floating around. My friend that sold me a 1999 B* at face just a couple months ago got it from the bank. I also have found a 1995 $1 * strap searching and plenty of 2003 $1 stars strap searching as well. I think the rarest series in circulation today would have to be 2001. Normally I find way mor 1999's and very few 2001's. The strap I posted at the top is just different and wouldn't be average. Out of the 1990's series, 1995 is by far the most common. -tbud[/QUOTE]

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