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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tbudwiser, post: 1252860, member: 32774&quot;]We all know that from Series 1996-1999, designs for all the bills (excluding $1&#039;s and $2&#039;s) changed adding new and improved counterfiet methods. We&#039;ll all see that every once and a while 1995 $5 or $10. But where is the line to say &quot;Hey, thats really old, I am going to hang onto that for a while&quot;. Such as a 1969A $10. Nothing unusual about at all, except the fact that its over 40 years old and it has an older design. Or how about a 1977A $10?? Your looking at 1950s, &#039;60s, &#039;70s, &#039;80s, and early to mid &#039;90s. Where is the fine line to pull it out of circulation and save it for a while? These $10&#039;s I am referring to are F+.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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