Silverpicker's Currency Collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2012
- This is a collection of the Bills, Currency, Bank notes I have. Nearly everything here was taken directly out of circulation. Some I have from my childhood collection, so I have no clue where they came from. Enjoy!
Also, almost any bill you see here is for sale, so if you want something make me an offer!
My eBay Page: www.ebay.com/sch/1magumbo/m.ht...
I would keep all those dude; even the very old one's that are very circulated hold premiums, and will be even more valuable in the future; in another decade they will be non-existent in circulation, and very hard to find, thus bringing up the demand for them!
Damn, Silverpicker!
Your videos made me starting collecting US currency. True story bro.
Thanks for all your insights and valuable info you put on YT. :)
my pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos!
Never feel silly about keeping anything you like. That's what collecting is all about. I for one think your collecting is cool and appreciate you showing it. I love paper currency. Keep enjoying the hobby!
If you can afford to set on your cash. I think you will find a premium. If not you could probably double face value for a auction sell off. You have spent considerable time putting it together an advanced beginning collector.
The very first 1963B is pretty rare. I don't know the value but it has Joseph W. Barr's signature and he was in office for only a month.
鈴木和嘉子 but they continued printing them for six months, so it's not rare.
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He already has a Barr note. In a previous Silver Picker video.
It not rare
thanks dude for showing your awesome collection!!!!
Well almost all 1980's paper money has small traces of cocaine on it due to the drug rush from then :P. Not that I'd ever do drugs besides caffiene but none the less I think these "cocaine bills" hold historical significance so if I can at all I hang on to them..I think I still got a 1981 $1.00.
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Nice collection, Silverpicker!
Will Do! Thanks!
Nice collection silver picker. I did notice a few notes that had serial numbers that were just a little interesting such as a flipper and a bookend. There may have been others but those were the 2 I remember seeing. The flipper does have 8's and 1's in it that some don't consider as a flipper number but others include those as well as the true flipper numbers of 0's 6's & 9's and they do carry a premium
#10:31 "Star Notes" are replacement notes for notes found "defective" in some way upon inspection at the BEP (Bureau of Engraving and Printing) plant. They do have a slight "premium" over "regular" notes. The lower the serial number on the bill makes it more valuable. (There are 8 digits in a serial number [00000000] meaning they're expecting to print 10 million bills.0 your first "Star" is the 55,241st of 10 million to be printed.)
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Amazing collection.. even with some bad shape notes. :)
Use Ebay to answer a lot of your questions. They have an entire tutorial on "serial numbers" alone. They will give you a great standard for what people are willing to pay for a specific bill in a certain condition or grade. Just type the description of the bill in the search engine and click, then scroll down the left hand side and click "completed listings" this will show you similar items and what they actually sold for.
You do know the meaning of the various colors of the seals and serial numbers right? Just doing the research on that subject can be fascinating. Once in a great while you may find a brown seal and serial number. That would be a WW 2 release.
you found that 88a web in circulation? that's a $25-30 note in that condition. nice find.
Nobody told me that! Thanks a lot! I will definitely have to do some research on that!
FYI dude...nice collection, always go to a coin shop for value of your bills, also get them checked out as well, red seals are bomb for you awesome...kudos dude...
This collection is likely much larger by now, 8 years later. Thanks for showing us this 🤘 I'm just getting started and hope you were able to save all those. I only have a few high print run $20 star notes, about half a dozen crisp $2 that I'm going to keep (3 sequential serial numbers and two other sequentials that aren't fancy), and one $1 bill I'm keeping because it's crisp and has a coolness rating of 98.9% for #79979978.
I've heard serial numbers can't be reprinted by law, which is why they print star notes. Just like copper pennies can't be melted down for their metal value by law. Canadian pennies can be melted since they stopped minting them in 2012, but I think that's a bigger reason to keep them than to dispose of them. Just my thoughts. One person's trash is another person's treasure 😉
Silver picker your videos are the best and I did not skip through any of the video it was very interesting and thanks for the knowledge you gave me because you’re the one that showed me how to collect coins most of my family members don’t like it but I think it’s cool learning history and stuff you know
I'm so happy that you're enjoying my videos! Thanks for watching!
Or foreign coins Worth much money
I really really really want a Morgan dollar how should I get one can you sell me one
True, but if it's only worth $2, I'm sort of stuck wondering, what's the point? Although I do like it for the history
The point if you love it the big hunt for the find is half the fun. People like to fish and not eat it living for that big fish. Spending a small fortune with the only return pleasure and relaxation. The love of the Hunt.
hey silver picker. how did you get all the color notes the same day? the blue red and lime color.??? nice notes. I'm new also. same questions. keep or roll out.
Cool paper currency collection
Star notes occur when there is a defect in the printing process, the serial number must be used in order to keep a steady system. Star notes act as replacement notes when to original is damaged or unfit for circulation. Collectors prefer the star notes on low serial numbers, the more zeros at the front the better. The norm is at least 3 to have collectors value. Low star notes means defects occurred early on in the process that's what appeals to collectors. Also higher face value notes add a pr
basically your preserving history, not so much for condition, but I do agree that the older silver certificates were much nicer than what you guy's have in the States right now. I'm a Canadian so much of my collection is Canadian. I do have a 1928 US $20.00 gold certificate and a larger bill 1922 $20 gold certificate as well as the Hawaii 1935 note. I never heard of a webbed note until today, great video. LOL, I have to work on my youtube vids, still a trial and error kind of thing.
Where could you get those sleeves for bills
for the notes that are not worth being in your collection, consider gifting it to a young collector.. kids need someone to start them in the hobby... plus when they grow up they can buy your collection when you are getting ready for retirement!
That's a good point!
Canadian notes are interesting, the (modern) reverses of the notes do change after a time. Both $1 and $2 Canadian notes have been discontinued since the introduction of their $1 ("Looney") and $2 ("Tooney") coins. It would be a good idea to keep any and all Canadian "low denomination" bills you find here (in the US).
Thanks for the advice!
I just typed a novel with a bunch of info for you. 👍
Some cool things out of circulation
Nice! Keep it up!
I have a 1934 A, 100 & 500 bill..federal reserve note,how to sell this bill?
Marcos Jeorge coin shop, don’t go to pawn shops. Sell on eBay or Facebook marketplace.
I just started collecting this week; I found a silver cert. and 8 star notes so far and two trinaries and a nice shape ladder. I remember a long time ago playing poker with them and I had a bill with six 4's.
THATS INCREST THE GOOD COLLECION CONDRATS GOODD JOB!!!!!!!
I love your video's (by the way) the 1963 one dollar bill is worth around $3 I just bought one.
True, but if you really think that the economy will collapse so much that USD will literally be worthless, then I will have a lot more to worry about than my collection of currency being worthless. I don't really buy into these doomsday scenarios. I'm more interested in what something will be worth in a future similar to the present.
When doing star notes they can reprint the same note it will be counter fitting and illegal to do it even for them that's why they put a star there instead
gotcha. I'll keep an eye out for the low number ones
Man, you have a note ending with 1729. @13:08. 1729 is called Hardy Ramanujan number and is of great importance to mathematicians.
I find so many bells looking thru change....my best find is a 1963 BARR note that is in pristine shape....and on top of searching get friendly with a teller from your bank and they will hold old bills....I have a teller I see every week and she has found some amazing bills for me
Totally agree. I love my tellers!
What to look out for with almost any denomination in good or exceptional conditions; numbers: early prints under the one-thousands eg. 0000xxxx, number blocks - 1 of the same number is the entire serial like all 4's or whatever, two sets of 4 digits or 5 same digits in a row, trinaries - 3 sets of the same numbers, binaries - 2 same numbers throughout the serial, "birthday" notes - serial notes make a year date or 2 year dates (eg. 19542014), number order - 1 to 8 or reverse. "Flippers" are specific notes with serial number than can also make numbers if you flip the note upside down eg. 0's 8's 6's and 9's only. Missing numbers altogether.
The treasury stamp has a limited allowable distance from the center of the word for the denomination. Too far to the side, above or below it, can also be special.
Ink blots, smears, splatters, and lack thereof of any ink is special.
Extremely noticeable uneven cuts or prints of the notes.
Backwards or upside down prints.
Star notes with other obviously special characteristics are keepers, like early prints, or any other previously mentioned.
And web notes are always a keeper. I'm always checking my 1's for one.
Otherwise, most of what you have are spenders. Even the older bank notes.
But keep the reds and blues. I think you also had a yellow $1 from a previous video. Keep all the colored notes. Brown - Hawaii, yellow (2 types) - South Africa or Gold Certificate, red - "United States Note", blue - silver certificate. I think thats all the info I can give you, but theres another channel called "Variety and Errors" where they have a pretty lengthy video about bank notes and what to look for.
Keep or traded it
thanks for the video. well which dates are considered old and have better value? thanks
Don't turn these in to the bank they'll be destroyed. Collectors save these old bills for future generations it's not all about profet. It's preserving are history.
That $50 is worth at least $75-$90
That $1 bill with a star (star note) is worth like $2-6.
hi I just want to know if there are silver certificate series of 1923 in the amount of one million dollar?
No. The largest denomination printed in the U.S. for circulation was $10,000 and not a silver certificate.
@@foliosis101 the largest was the 100000 dllr gold certificate
@@avenger89100 The $100,000 gold certificate of 1934 was for use by the federal reserve banks only. None were ever circulated and were specifically illegal for a civilian to own per the act that was passed which authorized they're printing and use.
Hey man. Just a quick question. I'm currently working part time and I'm looking for a second job. Would you recommend working at a bank? Do they get to buy out any currency that comes in? I would love to do something like that.
Matthew Baumann you can buy the money that comes in, make sure your manager is aware of what you're doing
In case someone doesn't know, the letter following the series date indicates a new Secretary of Treasury during the President's term(s) as "POTUS" (President of the United States).
Keep the very first one I have been collecting for a little over 2 years and wish I had a Joseph W Barr Note
The very first note was a barr note and that web note are really cool to they can be worth $ how much depends on the shape and how rare they are. The star notes you can look up on Google type in (star note lookup) and it will have you put the year, denomination, and serial # in. it will tell you how big of a run the star notes are in, Don't be fooled by a low serial # it can be a very high one and be from a low run. That older 50 was a cool one to, it may seem like a waist now but if my pops and his pops did this. we would have money from long ago especially paper money they take it out of circulation so fast now. Point is you may not see it again unless you pay a premium, sometimes it's hard not to spend it but instead of spending them do some research and find out if there's a premium on them and sell them. The star notes you'll have to look up the barr note in the beginning sand the web note are my favorites i had multiples of them they disappeared mysteriously when i was young now I'm older and can't find them at all. But i would hold on to what you have you will pay a premium if you try to replace the greenbacks and different colored seals depending on how rare they are and condition. Do some investigating on serial #'s there's a lot of different ones there a ladder where # are in a row 0123457 stuff like that reverse ladders, broken ladders, bookends, radars, and many more you gotta look into it and you'll be looking at every bill you get after a while. i do you gotta be in the right place at the right time though, It could be a corner store where you find a bill that's rare. Cool collecton though to get you started.
hi! how to contact u to purchase stuff from you?
the 1 dollar silver certificates I know have a major premium going 30+ dollars per bill some in good condition reaching well over 150 dollars
And some $2 bills with red seals,i paid a lot for those too
Would you take ten dollars for the 1985?
It is a federal offense to reprint currency with the same serial number on it. So they reprint with a star and replace as needed.
You have a nice collection
Thank you , Jon!
There were $10 and $20 gold certificates too a few years 1922, 1928
All bills before the year 2000 are god
Multiple Advice most people don't think so but I agree! I have a terrible condition 1999 1 dollar bill but I keep it anyways even though it's worth face value it helps me save
Great collection! BTW, have you seen my collection of American and world paper money? You might enjoy it!
I like many different ways to make money finding web note. I am going to do this for the fun of it. thanks
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Fun fact umm it's the presentation of the declaration of independence
With the new color scheme of all the bills ($5 - $100) it would be advisable to keep the older "small-head" bills, even if they are worth (almost) "face value." Suggest you keep (at least) one of the "transitional" notes ($5 - $100) from "small heads" to "large heads" to "colorized." (A historic presentation of US currency.)
The first silver certificate could be important to someone that's going to happen in 2018.
In last page, the middle 1 yuan Chinese money is worth 32 dollar at market, which you have in good condition, gonna worth more money. The other two 1 yuan is worth a little because of the color on serial number is different, but it's still good to keep, it might increase the value few years. Also, the 1 yuan you have in second last page is gonna stop making cause of the bill issue in China, which it's good to keep and the condition of you is pretty good. The 5 jiao you have is gonna increase those year and also good to keep.
just give you some advice to Chinese bill! NICE COLLECTION!!!
Thanks for the info! What exactly makes the 1 Yuan bill worth $32?
Silverpicker you’re welcome!
silverpicker sorry, i made the wrong info. the 1 yuan you have is just worth 2-3 dollar. I'm seeing wrong SORRY!!! if you don't mind, can you send me the year and the serial number and give you the value
the premium are all specfic to each bill
Hey your $1 2009 star nore with the J00055241* is a good star note.. only 2 print runs of only 640,000... It's dead center of the rarity scale on mycurrency...
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there is a dead pixel on the camera that is driving me crazy
I dont know much about bills but there should be a premium on alot of them. I would keep them all. Even the stars.
There is a law preventing two of the exact same bill, same serial number and same year so they add the star so it is not the same
But if one is destroyed....how is there two? lol
I would say that the first ten 1934-A would be worth 20-30
I love your videos but I’m not going to lie, I was hoping your personal collection would be way more cool.
On your 1950 10bill all look at the flag and see if the flag is upside down? I have one like that.
They mostly all valuable to us that collect them!😁
That's for sure!
Hey you have a barr 1963 $1
Im looking for 1977 mostly cuz thats the year i was born. i have a few prof sets. I collect coin or paper money but thats not my full time thing.
BLACK EYE JACKSON 20 DOLLAR BILL ON EBAY.SO RARE
Have you checked the serial numbers.
Would make it worth more im sure if it was a siver certificate with a fancy serial number and add a star with it and u would most likely have something rare .
I would definitely NOT put it back in circulation.
The way our economy going.
Trying to make us a cashless nation it will eventually be worth quite a bit of money.
I dont know much.
Im still in the beginning stages of the business .
But from what i have seen on videos and read i would definitely hold on to it.
Not a bad idea. Definitely have checked all the serial numbers on these though :)
Do you know of any books i can purchase on currency ( fancy/ rare )
Serial numbers?
i dont know about any of the 2's or whatever are worth more then face value, but might aswell hang on cause im sure in another 30 they should atleast rise.
Almost everythingthing before the year 1975 in your booklet is worth more than face value do not return thrm into serculation because the government will just take them back out to replace thrm with newer bills almost everything in this video is worth more than face value
there were only 2 years for silver certs. 1935 A,B,C,D,E etc. and 1957 A,B,C,D,E,etc.
THERES A BLACK EYE JACKSON 20 ON EBAY
1963B is a Barr note. Joseph Barr was only the Secretary of Treasury for 30 days so his name is only on 30 days worth of bills. I don't know how much but it should be worth a considerable amount.
He is really wrong about the 2$ bills, I would pay at least 5$ for those. Although I may just be stupid.
Yes indeed! I ended up doing a whole video on it. Check it out and let me know if I missed anything :)
@@Silverpicker Ok, thank you!
Ho un dollar da 1995 il valore?
Keep all of them
If I were you i would not put the 2 dollar note back in circulation it will just get destroyed in time.
Nice! If you wanna start off your collection with some nice pieces, contact me, as I have a lot of cool coins for sale at reasonable prices.
they destroy the mistake and use a star .....and they dont use the same serial number twice cause then its easy to counterfiet if ya got 2 bills with the same serial number
One day soon their ONLY value will be numismatic.
Trust me keep them
2 dollar bill is prb worth 16 cents these days the way we inflate
Collect them brother i collect old notes too and silver coins and nice collection brother collect for hobbies not for value man
if I was u I would keep those bills, if u pass them on to your kids and they do the same they could be worth something some day
i think you should get rid of the 2 doller bill wbhith the pin writting on it its not worthmore then 2 dollers sorry.ps[im a coin collector too
I like how you have interesting 10$ but no 5$ and I have no interesting 10$ and interesting 5$ for example I got
2 1953 5$ silver certificates
2 1953b red seal 5$ bills
1 1963 red seal 5$ bill
Keep the bad shape bills
Why do you think so?
Keep the 2 dollar bill
I have a five i paid $56 for,it's signed by the treasurer
That's pretty cool!
Não entendi nada, mas o vídeo foi bem produtivo é bem explicado sobre o conteúdo. Sou brasileiro mas coleciono muitas moeda é cédulas do dólar 🤑🤙