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<p>[QUOTE="dave_in_delaware, post: 2603248, member: 82414"]I have some general questions I'd like to ask everyone.</p><p><br /></p><p>I know that anyone can go to their bank branch and have them order a pack of "brand new" $1, $2, $5, $50, whatever bills. Chances are they'll arrive in consecutive order (I know not always, but probably).</p><p><br /></p><p>As far as I know, the bank can't request a specific series (year) to be sent to them. So, most likely, it'll be the most recent series (say, 2013 for $2 bills)....</p><p><br /></p><p>So, are the brand new (recent) series of bills with consecutive SNs worth keeping? Or are they just spenders? I'm going on the assumption (yes, I know) that since anyone can order a pack of bills from the bank and they'll probably get the most recent series, this isn't collectible unless they hold onto them for 100 years. </p><p><br /></p><p>Which brings me to my next question: how "old" does the series need to be before they're keepers instead of spenders?</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, how <i>many</i> consecutive SN bills are worth keeping? Obviously if someone has a complete "set" of 50 or 100 consecutive bills then they'd be keepers (assuming they're older and worth keeping in the first place). But what if there are only 2 bills with consecutive SNs? Or 5? Is that small "set" worth keeping?</p><p><br /></p><p>For example, I have these consecutive $2 bills so far:</p><p><br /></p><p>(50) Series 2013 (L 09118051-100 A)</p><p>(73) Series 2013 (L 09107501-73 A)</p><p>(3) Series 2009 (D 12563090-92 A)</p><p>(2) Series 2003A (C 04598766&67 A)</p><p>(2) Series 1995 (F 23414832&33 B)</p><p>(2) Series 1976 (C 15568096&97 A)</p><p>(2) Series 1976 (C 11896059&60 A)</p><p><br /></p><p>They're all in very good and "crisp" shape. I also have others but their condition is slightly less desirable (one character on bill is always circled on 5 bills, or strong crease down center of 3 bills, etc).</p><p><br /></p><p>Please let me know which are keepers and which are spenders.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you! As always, your knowledge and opinions are much appreciated![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dave_in_delaware, post: 2603248, member: 82414"]I have some general questions I'd like to ask everyone. I know that anyone can go to their bank branch and have them order a pack of "brand new" $1, $2, $5, $50, whatever bills. Chances are they'll arrive in consecutive order (I know not always, but probably). As far as I know, the bank can't request a specific series (year) to be sent to them. So, most likely, it'll be the most recent series (say, 2013 for $2 bills).... So, are the brand new (recent) series of bills with consecutive SNs worth keeping? Or are they just spenders? I'm going on the assumption (yes, I know) that since anyone can order a pack of bills from the bank and they'll probably get the most recent series, this isn't collectible unless they hold onto them for 100 years. Which brings me to my next question: how "old" does the series need to be before they're keepers instead of spenders? Also, how [I]many[/I] consecutive SN bills are worth keeping? Obviously if someone has a complete "set" of 50 or 100 consecutive bills then they'd be keepers (assuming they're older and worth keeping in the first place). But what if there are only 2 bills with consecutive SNs? Or 5? Is that small "set" worth keeping? For example, I have these consecutive $2 bills so far: (50) Series 2013 (L 09118051-100 A) (73) Series 2013 (L 09107501-73 A) (3) Series 2009 (D 12563090-92 A) (2) Series 2003A (C 04598766&67 A) (2) Series 1995 (F 23414832&33 B) (2) Series 1976 (C 15568096&97 A) (2) Series 1976 (C 11896059&60 A) They're all in very good and "crisp" shape. I also have others but their condition is slightly less desirable (one character on bill is always circled on 5 bills, or strong crease down center of 3 bills, etc). Please let me know which are keepers and which are spenders. Thank you! As always, your knowledge and opinions are much appreciated![/QUOTE]
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