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Dunno, I like to ask myself "would I pay extra for it?". If the answer is no, I put it back.

 

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Got the $20 when cashing in my 100 singles this morning. Got the near solid in the strap I bought after I found the $20. Good start to the day!

 

Got a wheresgeorge bill searching thru a pack of $1 bills today.

 

Did you plug it in to see what kind of hits it has gotten? distance travelled, etc?

 

Searched 9 straps this past week. Found nothing. Not even a note for my Federal Districts Complex Block Sets. I did get this little beauty in change yesterday.

 

I also find them every so often and enter the serial with some basic info. Pretty cool to see where these notes have been.

 

Found my first radar (bookend) today: 2006 A31377313A

Other than the usual star and bday notes I found these over the last 2 weeks:

2006 (F08800008P)
2006 (D77777277F)

 

Cool I found 2 wheresgeorge bills today and they both came from Michigan so Im going to spend them and hope they go out of the state nice finds on the radar notes I have only found 1 so far as a searcher.

 

Found a 1963A $1 bill star note this week circulated condition but im still going to keep it its the oldest bill ive found in circulation for that denomination.

 

Found a 1988A Web note yesterday searching $300 in dollar bills that i got at the bank. will post a picture of it tomorrow
Serial # C 74269518 A with a small 3 in front and a 2 in the reverse upper right corner. This one is a keeper.

 

Web notes are awsome to find in circulation! Of the dozens i have, i have only found 4 or so.

Your note, printed in September of 1992 is from the second of 2 print runs for that block. Your print run used 5 front/back plate combinations. Its not one of the 50 rarest web notes, or worth huge premium, but still a nice find!

Think of the average lifespan of circulating currency - 18 +/- months. Your note, printed in 1992, is almost 20 years old.

 

Thanks for the info daggarjon i sure will keep it, I wanted to know how many kinds of ways could you find in a serial number like radars, repeaters and any others that i should look for and kind you give me examples...thanks

 

the popular serieals are radars, ladders and repeaters. Those notes will typically sell for a premium to most any currency collector. Birthday notes, poker notes and other so -called fancy serial notes only fetch a premium to the right person and not generally accepted as worth a premium.

radar - 12344321
ladder - 12345678
repeater - 12341234, 12121212, ect

serials that make up the above notes is open to interpretation. My own view is a bit more liberal then some others - but still much stricter then say sellers on Ebay. To view my own ladders, radars and such - click here . Its been a while since i posted to that page, but it shuld be up to date with whatever i have.

 

WAZ UP DAGGARJON CAN YOU TELL ME FROM THESE THAT I FOUND TODAY CAN YOU TELL ME WAT SHOULD I KEEP

G 21210304 C
E 88330550 A
L 78873434 D ALL THREE ARE 2006
B 00773113 E
G 33886688 A
F 61671676 Q
F 61671667 Q
F 11044033 C
F 59439534 Q
F 10000201 Q
B 23000001 E
THANKS ...

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it doesnt really help to post the same info in multiple threads

 

Thanks for the info. I also found this dollar bill with the (o) missing from the word ohio.

 

is it missing or was it sharpied?? the spot where the O should be looks darker, almost like its black instead of a really dark grey....

if it is missing, it could be a case of over inking... not sure if that carries a premium or not. One of the currency dealers would know better - Dutchmen?

 

It appears to be over-inking. Just a small premium.

I bought a couple of these, just to have Here's one of them:

 

Anubis- Here's a quick reference guide that should help you: http://reviews.ebay.com/Fancy-Bank-Notes-10-Most-Common-Categories_W0QQugidZ10000000001758931

 

nice guide, but a couple of the points presented makes me think he is an ebay seller