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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 26785856, member: 78298&quot;]It is a bookend serial number.</p><p>A bookend serial number is a &quot;fancy&quot; currency or collectible number where the same digits appear at both the beginning and the end, such as 83...83 or 001...001. These are popular with collectors, especially when the middle digits are zeros, repeating, or lower in number. </p><p>Definition: The first two or three digits match the last two or three digits of the serial number (e.g., 36584365). Types: 2-Digit Bookends: 12...12 (e.g., 12999512). 3-Digit Bookends: 123...123 (e.g., 12345123). Value: Generally worth more than face value to collectors, with 3-digit and rarer combinations bringing higher premiums, though often just a few dollars over face value for common $1 bills. Examples: 83000083, 25000025, 90875490[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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