Value of Sequential bills?

I just got 20 consecutive $20 bills out of atm
One row of ten starts at ML94644015M and ends in ML94644024M and the second set of 10 starts in ML94645116M and ends with ML94645125M. are they worth more than face value

 

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I just got 20 consecutive $20 bills out of atm
One row of ten starts at ML94644015M and ends in ML94644024M and the second set of 10 starts in ML94645116M and ends with ML94645125M. are they worth more than face value

 

no

 

Each one is worth face value. They would attain a premium only if you held onto them for a long time. Consecutive notes from the 1960s/1970s are very desirable, for example. Consecutive notes from the 2000s onward- not so much (unless they are star notes, errors, or have low/special serial numbers).
Notes are delivered to banks in packs of sequential bills- so, as many other people will tell you, they're not rare at all.

 

With standard inflation rates, it's going to be difficult to outpace inflation by holding onto FRNs.

I wonder how long you have to hold onto a note before the numismatic value catches up

 

Worth anything? Series 1950c

 

I feel like you'd need at least 5 in a row to be worth any reasonable premium.

 

Of course. Some nice lower numbers, too. Unfortunately, there are so few listed that it’s difficult to approximate a value- definitely quite a bit more than face.

 

The local wells fargo ATM was generous today.
$700 in mostly consecutively numbered $50 STAR NOTES
I thought Whoa, seriously I did get a dryer sheet stuck to my shirt getting ready for work today and was going to pick up a lottery ticket.
I figured I'd make a second run at the ATM to double dip and sure enough another $700 in STAR NOTES
These have a few gaps and not as many consecutively numbered bills.
Theses worth any premium??

 

Would likely depend on if it’s a rarer serial range.

 

What about a real CIRCULATED $100 Dollar bill with a sequence serial number?

 

What about a real CIRCULATED $100 Dollar bill with a sequence serial number?

 

Yep, face value of $100

 

Nothing to valuable unless they are older

 

I have 3 $1 F E that are sequentially numbered, 7 more that are also sequentially numbered that are also F E and all of them have the same first 4 numbers, 6527. I also have 4 $10 bills that are P F and A that are sequentially numbered. All of them are from 2017. Any thoughts on their values, or should I just spend it?

 

I have 3 $1 F E that are sequentially numbered, 7 more that are also sequentially numbered that are also F E and all of them have the same first 4 numbers, 6527. I also have 4 $10 bills that are P F and A that are sequentially numbered. All of them are from 2017. Any thoughts on their values, or should I just spend it?

 

I have 3 $1 F E that are sequentially numbered, 7 more that are also sequentially numbered that are also F E and all of them have the same first 4 numbers, 6527. I also have 4 $10 bills that are P F and A that are sequentially numbered. All of them are from 2017. Any thoughts on their values, or should I just spend it? Separately, I have a few pennies that are silver, all different dates and whatnot. I've had them for over 30 years. Any thoughts on their value? Thanks

 

Silver pennies ? You probably have some steel pennies.
Any $10 note starting with a “P” is a series 2017A.
Consecutive doesn’t necessarily add value. That’s normal. That’s how they’re distributed when new.

 

Boy, this thread went to

No one knows how to start a new thread?

 

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