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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Twobit, post: 2110445, member: 73939&quot;]First and foremost:</p><p>collect what you find appealing as it is YOUR collection.</p><p>The smaller denoms are much more afforadble in circulated grades I wouldn&#039;t pay much over $1-2 over face for them as they are readily available Red &amp; blue notes $1,$2,$5&quot;s seem to be very popular.</p><p>There&#039;s so many different ways to collect em.</p><p>You could go with districts (12)</p><p><br /></p><p>Take for example $1 silvers 1957,1957 A, 1957 B&nbsp; (36 notes) more if you add the star notes.</p><p>Or you could go crazy and collect all districts and letters</p><p>(A XXXXXXXX A) to (A XXXXXXXX Z) per district &amp; series (79 notes x 12 districts=948 notes x 3 series 57,57a,57b=2,844 notes).</p><p>If my math is correct that would be 53 notes just within the</p><p>A XXXXXXXX A to A XXXXXXXX Z and only one district, add the stars for another 26 notes.</p><p>Add that all up and you have a life long inexpensive plight.</p><p>I&#039;ve seen an almost complete set like that (quite awesome to say the least).</p><p><br /></p><p>edit: to add I use the standard Catalog of United States Paper Money 26th edition by Krause publications (full color)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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