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www.mycurrencycollection.com/ can tell you is it is a rare run of star notes. You might also watch @BlueRidgeSilverHound Market Watch updates. He goes over what coins and currency are currently selling for on eBay and other auctions. I have not sold any yet, so I can not tell you what it might sell for.

I look for that, I just forget to say that I am. Thanks for the reminder.

They are fun to find. You chaeck the rarity of it at www.mycurrencycollection.com/

I like you hunts.

@@CoinAnxiety Thanks! I may have to get a box of nickels after watching yours.

Did I call something a primary? www.mycurrencycollection.com gives general information on what people collect in modern currency. There are a lot of youtube videos on what to look for. BlueRidgeSilverHound has weekly market watch updates where he covers what has been selling in coins and currency on ebay and the higher end auction sites.

You probably mean trinaries. A SN made up of just 3 numbers is a trinary. Example at 6:20 is 60110600.

The Star Notes have a star at the end of the serial number, instead of a letter from A-Z. The leter at the end indicates what run they were printed on. A is the first run, B the second and so on. Star notes are reprints of notes that were damages during the original run. As for worth, I can't know for sure until I try to sell them. I can look at what similar notes have sold for on eBay or Great Collections, but it is just a guess until they sell.

There is a web site for star notes and general curency info. They don't give values, just how rare it might be. To get an idea on value, youo can see what they have sold for on ebay. www.mycurrencycollection.com

7, 3 and 8's are values as lucky numbers in different cultures. If you are starting a collection, that is a good start.

Thanks 👍

Thanks. I am still learning the ropes of collecting bills.

Don't watch my half dollar hunts. There is no joy in them. 6 cases of halves so far and one proof, one DDO and about 30 NIFCs.There is no silver in the Houston area, except in the nickel cases.

@@CoinAnxiety Sorry to hear you are striking out on those searches. I gave up on searching halves in my area a long time ago, I was not finding anything worthwhile and it was just a pain to haul them back to the back. Currency searches just seem to be more rewarding for me and easier to turn back into the bank for more. Happy Hunting GD

Glad you liked it!

Can't have it all. I did find more silver here that I have i 4 cases of half dollars, so I still have that.

I have some of the silver halves, 1964-1970, in mint sets, but I have not found any coin roll hunting yet.

Thank you 😁

I get them in change every now and then. I have not tried to sell any of them yet, so I don't know if any of the ones I have are more than a novelty.

Thanks. It seems a little less stressing than going through coins, probably because they are bigger and my old eyes can see them better.

I do it for fun. I could have wasted the money on the lottery and had nothing to show for it. This way, I have a coin woth $180 to $300, so not a total loss.

I had never sent anything in to get certified before and just wanted to verify what I had. I thought the Morgan and Peace dollars were going to be detail coins. I was happily suprised by the Morgan. The other coins I wanted to verify my finds. I was right on 4 and wrong on 3. Since I was testing the water, I went with the least expensive company. I watch The Coin Geek and several other coin/stacker channels. When I get a couple of more coins worth it, I will give PCGS a try. I do have a couple of Morgans, halves and quarters in NGC holders and several modern proof and MS 65-66 coinns in PCGS.

Here is another TH-camr that has the 1963 one. If you get close on the bounty, let me know and we can work something out. th-cam.com/video/crjC2IVBrPY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6WW5lsxOS2lEnrGC

I have had a couple of boring hunts. I try to add something else at the end when that happens, like going over a book or recent purchases to make it a little more interesting. Don't lose hope. I have been through 4 cases of half dollars, $2000 dollars worth, one case of Quarters and a case of dimes and I have only found siler in the nickel searches.

Don't get it. The USB port on it broke the first time I plugged a cable into it. Got it replaced and the new one did the same thing. I now just keep 4 rechargeable batteries for it, charging two of them while I use the other 2. Because the USB port is bad, I can't plug it into my computer. I have bought 3 microscopes and still don't have one I think is good.

@@CoinAnxiety WOW! Now this is the type of news reading about. Please tell me when you find one that works properly. Take care.

I don't have any idea what you are referring to... I do follow your channel. Thanks for the visit.

There is big show across town in 2 weeks. I am taking a rest from online auctions until then.

Glad you liked it!

Proof coins are supposed to always have full bell lines. Only business strikes get the label for better strikes.

I will be switching banks in a month or so. Maybe that will help.

DUD x 3.Is it really worth the hassle of lugging these coins backnforth to the banks week after week...............???????

I mean there basically the same minus 4 or 5 bucks

@@fatlostmedia1376 I disagree.

Two reasons. I don't know of a free online price guide for ANACS coins and, for the lower end coins, the prices are pretty close. If I decide to sell the 1878 Morgan, I will probably have it crossed to PCGS. Right now, I don't have any other coins that would benifit enough for the added $20+/coin that the PCGS cert would cost. I am open to any price guide that has an ANACS listing.

Thanks. I got them certified because the date is hard to read and I wanted there identity verified.

I don't know what I was looking at when I sent them in. I would swear that there was no FG, but it was there plain as day when I got them back. MAde me go back an look at every no FG I though I had found and look again. I had to remove some gunk and PVC from a couple, but there was a "G" bump on every one. I think it is the angle my scope looks at them. If I use a loop at afrom the side of the coin, I was able to easily see the bumps.