McDonalds gives up Oldie

[USTiger]

I love surprises... after buying 2 Mac Chicken burgewrs the Cashiere ask me if i mind getting a 2$ bill back in my Change i told him i didnt mind.. he hands me the money and i allmost fell down.. 1976 2$ bill.. how cool.. the oldest i ever had.

USTiger

 

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[USTiger]

Wow i just noticed the Serial number

G 01770177 A a little special.

Emkika

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Long time no hear USTiger. Good to hear you are still interested in the hobby. I remember when the gov was pushing these things, they were actually in circulation during the late 1970s and early 1980s and were given as normal currency. I saved a few including the red and blue certificate types, not sure what those meant. Are you still roll hunting? HH, Mike

 

[Mackaydon]

Tiger:
Yes that bill is 'special' in that the serial numbers are exactly repeated. Collectors of this type of note call them (would you believe) "repeater notes"-- that do have value above the 'face value'.
Good power of observation on your part.
The bill is from Chicago and about 64.5M were produced.
Don...

 

[Cynangyl]

Very cool Bo! Glad to see you back posting again! Missed ya!

 

[Old_Okie]

Please don't put "Oldie" and 1976 in the same phrase. That's the year I graduated college, so it Can't be that old!

Old_Okie

 

[USTiger]

Please don't put "Oldie" and 1976 in the same phrase. That's the year I graduated college, so it Can't be that old!

Old_Okie

I was born in 1975 soo OLDIE lol

Very cool Bo! Glad to see you back posting again! Missed ya!

Missed you to .. sorry i have been gone so long.. to much work.

Put that one into the ulcer fund!

Maybe its just me .. what is the Ulser Fund ??

Long time no hear USTiger. Good to hear you are still interested in the hobby. I remember when the gov was pushing these things, they were actually in circulation during the late 1970s and early 1980s and were given as normal currency. I saved a few including the red and blue certificate types, not sure what those meant. Are you still roll hunting? HH, Mike

Good to be back.

USTiger

 

[creeper71]

try to get all the wrinkles an folds out of the 2.00 bill an then put it in the middle of a heavy book an then stack another heavy book on top of it to try an flatten the bill.. the less wrinkles an folds on the bill the higher it will be worth...

 

[pookie-princess of rust]

wow. cool.

 

[crazyjarhead]

I remember when those were issued. They disappeared over time

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

McCool!

 

[allen]

nice looking $2 bill....

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Ulcer fund=McDonalds food, gawk! HH, Mike

 

[Ricardo_NY1]

try to get all the wrinkles an folds out of the 2.00 bill an then put it in the middle of a heavy book an then stack another heavy book on top of it to try an flatten the bill.. the less wrinkles an folds on the bill the higher it will be worth...

That's not really good advice.........it will probably result in more damage than what has already been done in circulation.........if anyone wanted to doctor that note.......they could steam it, then starch it, press it etc, etc. but everything you do is tell-tale. You can always spot a fold no matter how well doctored if you know what you're looking for. It is best to leave the bill as is and carefully insert it into a holder. That note's serial will bring it more than face in that grade.

 

[creeper71]

try to get all the wrinkles an folds out of the 2.00 bill an then put it in the middle of a heavy book an then stack another heavy book on top of it to try an flatten the bill.. the less wrinkles an folds on the bill the higher it will be worth...

That's not really good advice.........it will probably result in more damage than what has already been done in circulation.........if anyone wanted to doctor that note.......they could steam it, then starch it, press it etc, etc. but everything you do is tell-tale. You can always spot a fold no matter how well doctored if you know what you're looking for. It is best to leave the bill as is and carefully insert it into a holder. That note's serial will bring it more than face in that grade.

I'm no expert was just trying to help!! sorry if I offended someone..

 

[Ricardo_NY1]

try to get all the wrinkles an folds out of the 2.00 bill an then put it in the middle of a heavy book an then stack another heavy book on top of it to try an flatten the bill.. the less wrinkles an folds on the bill the higher it will be worth...

That's not really good advice.........it will probably result in more damage than what has already been done in circulation.........if anyone wanted to doctor that note.......they could steam it, then starch it, press it etc, etc. but everything you do is tell-tale. You can always spot a fold no matter how well doctored if you know what you're looking for. It is best to leave the bill as is and carefully insert it into a holder. That note's serial will bring it more than face in that grade.

I'm no expert was just trying to help!! sorry if I offended someone..

No offense taken bro! Just trying to help out in the same way you were.

Cheers,
Ricardo

 

[Mirage]

Earlier this year the Speedway attendant asked me if I minded getting a $2 bill in my change. I said NP. Said he had a bunch of them to "get rid of". IT was crisp as if never used.

A number of years back we visited Thomas Jefferson's Montichello in Virginia (picture of the place is on the back of the Nickel). Anyway, they give you $2 bills for change. I don't know if they still do it.

Bob

 

[fistfulladirt]

With that serial #, throw that bill on ebay and you might be suprised at what it fetches!