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Message:: [QUOTE="ewomack, post: 24842001, member: 15588"]I don't know how old these star notes are, but I agree with [USER=130786]@Notaphylic_C[/USER] - check out the years and Federal Reserve cities to see if you have any with value. I posted the 1976 $2 bill star note from Minneapolis below here a few years ago and was told that I had "the key to the series" for that year. I certainly can't retire off of it, but it has more than $2 value, even in its less than pristine condition. Chances are, if your star notes are from the last 20 - 30 years and in lower denominations, they likely don't have significant value. But, it never hurts to check. [ATTACH=full]1591375[/ATTACH] Another resource is the "Red Book" below. I know it's blue, but it's called the "Red Book" anyway. It has printing volumes, approximate values, and loads of historical information on US paper money. I think the most current edition is the 7th, but double check on that. [ATTACH=full]1591376[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]