Low enough serial number?

[Groovedymond]

Hi everyone! I received a dollar bill in change the other day, and saw that had some low numbers on it. I realize that some can be collectable, but not sure if mine qualifies.

It's a 1988 New York series. It's definitely circulated. Here's the serial:

B 00060540.

What do you think? Worth more than a buck perhaps?

 

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[toysoldier2]

Only if you like number 60540. Most paper money collectors prefer 3 digits or less. I actually think it should be 2 digits or less (but there is no consensus within the paper money society). Usually at paper money shows you will see mostly single digit notes (1 through 9) at a premium. Exceptions to the rule are #666 or in the case of National notes (Charter #1). And of course, there are other exceptions such as all eight numbers being the same (88888888), a lader note such as (12345678 or 87654321), a radar note such as (50500505).

 

[Groovedymond]

Thanks so much for the reply. I'm not a paper money kind of person, but thought the zero's might be something! Oh well... another buck for coffee I suppose!

 

[CWS]

You could always try putting it up on ebay and see what happens... (kind of my approach for everything coin and currency).