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Message:: [QUOTE="RollofTheDice, post: 4455156, member: 112205"]its hard to see the dates.. as said above you have a binary SN and a 'star' note. some one may find interest and value in them!  How much detail do you want to know? 1) Fancy Serial number: a 'Binary' - the one with only two different digits in the SN is the rare-est of the two.! 2) the Star Note: if its 2017.. its from the first print run.  I and J facilities are often lowest production runs of all the printing facilities. But this one is not of the rarer print run.. but theyre still cool.   as with coins, in currency condition is important for maintaining best value.. so be sure not to fold or wrinkle them.  So as the others said.. put them in a currency holder to protect from accidental wrinkles/damage.  3,200,000 = Run Size Regular = Replacement Type 3,450,000 = Total Printed Other Info<ul> <li>Run Number: 1</li> <li>Serial Number Range: J 00 000 001* J 03 200 000*</li> <li>Printed at FW facility in November 2018</li> </ul> Other Star Note Runs For Series 2017 $1 "J" FRB   Run No. Range Run Size Type1J 00 000 001 *J 03 200 000 *3,200,000 NOTES2J 03 200 001 *J 03 450 000 *250,000 SHEETS[/QUOTE]