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What are the numbers for old bills pre-70's, red seals, silver certs (particularly 1's and 5's) Update- the number of bills needed to be searched to find those. Is there anything else i need to be aware of? Thanks

HH
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What are the numbers for old bills pre-70's, red seals, silver certs (particularly 1's and 5's) Is there anything else i need to be aware of? Thanks
not sure what your asking for.....what do you mean numbers?
 
Look for your answers in the "Paper Currency" topic. It's 2 above this one.
 
Not sure what you are asking either...

There is plenty of stuff to keep your eye out for, but you won't see a lot of it in circulation. Big bills, fractionals... the different color seals: blue, red, gold, etc.

~Dave
 
And lets not forget star notes and for the older notes/star notes... sequential bills.

~Dave
 
I meant the number of bills needed to find one of those...additionally, are modern star notes still worth hanging on to in circulated condition?

HH
-GC
 
i keep all star notes regardless of condition or year....most aren't worth much but you only find them occasionally so i keep them......as far as how many keeper dollars per dollars searched....anyones guess....maybe someone out there searches packs of bills and keeps score.....as for me when i was working in the club i was searching maybe $1500.00 two days a week and only found 4 star bills...a 1950 ten dollar bill...a silver cert...not in great shape...and 1 error bill in maybe 2 years of looking....i know others have had more luck than that....maybe they'll add there 2 cents...


G
 
oh yeah....the older uncirculated star notes are worth more....check ebay to give you an idea....especially bills with star and low serial #'s....hope this helps


G
 
You could also probably get more info if you posted this in the correct forum.
 
Modern circulated star notes are a bust unless you want your grandchildren to cash them in for a little premium. ;)

~Dave
 

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