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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;letsbuybills, post: 337418, member: 12487&quot;]what Im wondering:&nbsp; how much does the fold down the middle take away from the value.&nbsp; But as for sequential numbers, as was mentioned in this thread:&nbsp; Yeah, I like sequential numbers.&nbsp; &nbsp; Maybe all the price guides will start addressing prices for sequential notes at least in groups of twos or threes.&nbsp;&nbsp; A month ago I bought two PMG graded $50 bills.&nbsp;&nbsp; Im not sure if I overpaid or not.&nbsp; But they are CU 64, sequential notes,&nbsp; 1934 series.&nbsp;&nbsp; I paid $340.&nbsp; &nbsp; I bought them from Heritage.&nbsp;&nbsp; One of the things people have said on this site in the past couple of years is to look at recent Heritage auctions.&nbsp; &nbsp; Two sequential $50 notes, 1934, in CU 64 grade, probably could be priced anywhere from $400 on up.&nbsp;&nbsp; I like sequential notes though.&nbsp;&nbsp; Thats my preference right now, in the lower denomination small-size notes.&nbsp; &nbsp; A dealer on ebay had a batch of THREE consecutive $50 bills, 1950 series, CU condition.&nbsp; He took my best-offer of $300 for the three bills.&nbsp; At the bank,&nbsp; I deposited a batch of 30 $2 bills and a batch of two ungraded $50 bills, (with billfold creases) to help pay for my set of 1950 $50 triplets!!!&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; ....any hikers on this site?&nbsp; ...one of these days, somebody is gonna find the stash of bills that D.B. Cooper had, when he jumped out of the airplane!!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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