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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 700434, member: 16510&quot;]<b>In modern currency there ain&#039;t much to look for,</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In modern stuff unless you can obtain tons of Unc. bills there is not a whole lot to search for as compared to coins anyway.</p><p>There are errors and stars and numbers and sometimes a printing/paper type error.</p><p>Finding special numbers is fun but the ones that get through are not generally going to be the &quot;big ones&quot;, like solid numbers - people with deep pockets have friends at the fed and the brick numbers are easy to see.&nbsp; These people buy bricks if there is special numbers in it then they get it.</p><p>Modern star note are wayyyyy overrated as far as rairity goes and just do not sell well down here - people have $100 packs of $1 Stars and are lucky to get $125 if that.&nbsp; It&#039;s the $1 and $2 that bring premiems in that kind of stuff, a $20 dollar star note is worth $20.</p><p>If I was going to search paper it would have to be unc. packs and the pickings are slim - but there are tougher notes even in modern times but your not going to find them and fine them nice in circ. stuff.</p><p>If searching Unc. packs of $1 or $2&#039;s that don&#039;t appear to have stars always look at the back few notes for stars, even in the middle sometimes will be one or two stars.</p><p>There are several good books on paper but not near as many paper collectors as coin collectors.</p><p>Good luck!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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