$2 circulated bills

[cyberdan]

I bought a block of $2 bills last October (100 bills) and still have 56 left. I sold on a couple auction sites but after fees & postage I would make about $5 profit on a bundle of 5 bills. Individual bill sales the profit was 54¢ I didn't sell that way. They do not move fast. I will just put the rest of my bills in with my coin roll hunting stash. The pic was my ebay photo.

 

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[Tommybuckets]

Unless they are silver certificates I dump that stuff immediately if I pick it up. I don't nickel and dime around on ebay etc. Too much work takes the fun out of things. I'd pay a few dollars just to not have the stress of taking things to the post office on a deadline etc and dealing with people. Dealing with the tellers is as much pain in the butt as I can handle even though we make it kinda fun. My two bills

 

[Red James Cash]

https://keepingintouchfinancial.com/do-not-use-safety-deposit-boxes/

 

[Red James Cash]

https://books.google.com/books?id=A...KEwiAs4zxrqXfAhVFu1kKHZ64AWA4FBDoATAFegQICRAB

 

[Megalodon]

IMO, a safety deposit box can be an option for people who live in high crime areas or in old houses without door locks or dogs or security of any kind.

 

[Red James Cash]

One way of looking at it is,would you rather be illegally robbed or legally robbed.

 

[Megalodon]

One way of looking at it is,would you rather be illegally robbed or legally robbed.

I don't disagree with you. There are some people however who live in non-secure buildings and some who can't afford a well hidden basement room with gun safes.