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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NOS, post: 367973, member: 2098&quot;]I&#039;ve gone through thousands upon thousands of one dollar bills from banks and have only ever found one 1974, the odds of you ever finding another 1974 are unfortunately quite unlikely. As far as the old styles go, don&#039;t get me started with the stats on those! You&#039;ll come across old hundreds more than you will old fifty&#039;s, just my observation on those. For me &quot;old&quot; depends on the source and perspective. In circulation I consider anything from the &#039;80s-early &#039;90s to be old but at my local coin store I would consider such bills to be fairly new and bills from the 1920&#039;s-1950&#039;s to be old. In the future if I were you, I would trade out for these old(typically 1995 and before) bills that you come across and ask on here before spending them until you get experienced enough to know what to pass on and what to keep.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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