Opinions on keeping these?

[Southpaw]

I know this isn't a CRH topic but I posted this in the paper currencies forum and wanted to get y'all's opinion on these bills. Here is the post:

I've been hanging on to these FRNs for quite some time and I'm not sure if I should hang on to them or just use them towards coin roll hunting. Is there any value above face value in these bills? For some reason, I can't upload the image, so I guess I'll tell y'all the serial numbers:
2006 $1 C 45444554 D
2009 $1 A 54504000 B
2009 $20 JC 00020011 B
2004 $50 GG 00049282 A

I don't mind hanging on to the singles, but holding on to the $50 and $20 could produce a better chance for silver. Thanks for the help.

On a CRH note, I got $80 in dimes from a credit union that usually produces steady silver. I'll post in the DIMES post once I get to opening the rolls.

 

[archertiger3]

i have little experience with bills, but did a bunch of searching today
from what i've read, i would just keep your singles, one's a binary and one's a trinary

the only thing that sparked my interest from my searching today was, serial number: 19601912

 

[jnb1994]

What about a band of freshly printed 2 dollar bills? They're all 09 but they are crisp uncirculated and they are all in sequential order. Any thoughts on if this might be worth anything someday?

 

[Southpaw]

What about a band of freshly printed 2 dollar bills? They're all 09 but they are crisp uncirculated and they are all in sequential order. Any thoughts on if this might be worth anything someday?

Even though I'm not an expert in bills, I feel those would definitely be worth something in the future.

 

[Southpaw]

i have little experience with bills, but did a bunch of searching today
from what i've read, i would just keep your singles, one's a binary and one's a trinary

That's what I was thinking about doing. Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[hursst]

Where is the paper currency forum? I don't see it listed anywhere, but maybe I'm just overlooking something?

 

[Digesting a common clad]

What about a band of freshly printed 2 dollar bills? They're all 09 but they are crisp uncirculated and they are all in sequential order. Any thoughts on if this might be worth anything someday?

Absolutely not, any modern mass produced bill is not going to be worth more than face value in you or your children's lifetime, are series 1976 worth anything above face.........no. Two dollar bills don't circulate well at all so there not going to wear out like normal currency.

 

[Wilmingtonsilver]

I don't even know what an FRN is, and I am only assuming that those numbers are the numbers you see on the bills?

 

[Digesting a common clad]

I don't even know what an FRN is, and I am only assuming that those numbers are the numbers you see on the bills?

Federal Reserve Note, the currency used by the United States.

 

[ArkieBassMan]

I know this isn't a CRH topic but I posted this in the paper currencies forum and wanted to get y'all's opinion on these bills. Here is the post:

I've been hanging on to these FRNs for quite some time and I'm not sure if I should hang on to them or just use them towards coin roll hunting. Is there any value above face value in these bills? For some reason, I can't upload the image, so I guess I'll tell y'all the serial numbers:
2006 $1 C 45444554 D
2009 $1 A 54504000 B
2009 $20 JC 00020011 B
2004 $50 GG 00049282 A

I don't mind hanging on to the singles, but holding on to the $50 and $20 could produce a better chance for silver. Thanks for the help.

On a CRH note, I got $80 in dimes from a credit union that usually produces steady silver. I'll post in the DIMES post once I get to opening the rolls.

I know there is a collector's market for certain types of bills with specific types of serial numbers, but I'm not a collector of such so I can't tell you if your bills will fetch a premium. However, ebay can be used as a great "price guide" for just about anything. My advice would be to find similar bills for sale on ebay and track them to see if they sell and for how much. Then, you'll have your answer.

I have a $100 bill that I have been saving that has a 7-of-a-kind serial number (seven 4's I believe). My problem is that I have never seen a 7 of a kind $100 listed. One of these days I'll list it on ebay and see what happens.

 

[sagittarius98]

Absolutely not, any modern mass produced bill is not going to be worth more than face value in you or your children's lifetime, are series 1976 worth anything above face.........no. Two dollar bills don't circulate well at all so there not going to wear out like normal currency.

1976 had a high printing I think, unlike the 2009 $2.

 

[sagittarius98]

Where is the paper currency forum? I don't see it listed anywhere, but maybe I'm just overlooking something?

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