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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;nickrapak, post: 381500, member: 4587&quot;]Okay.&nbsp; If you (or anyone else on this forum, for that matter) is willing to pay $2 over face for any and all notes older than 1988A, then nobody will mark these &quot;rare and collectible&quot; bills.&nbsp; Yes, I believe that some older notes should be saved, and Where&#039;s George? doesn&#039;t allow ANY bills older than series 1963 to be entered, to somewhat counteract this.&nbsp; But okay, let&#039;s say your rule is applied.&nbsp; That ordinary 1988 series $1 will pass, unstamped, from person to person until it is worn out and shredded by the FRB.&nbsp; Same goes for the 1995 and older $5s-$100s, except with greater urgency.&nbsp; Face it, paper money collectors are a small (albeit slightly larger) portion of the population.&nbsp; Many people will not really give a damn about a series 1963 short run star note, and spend it like any other bill.&nbsp; So what now, do we employ collectors to check the serial, series, and plate numbers of all bills that go to the FRB for shredding?&nbsp; You can&#039;t save all of them, just beglad you saved the ones you did.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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