Just got a dollar last night at work paid by a customer. Serial number was A 44444444 A. Regardless to say I bought it out for its face value. Im not a collector or anything, but still its just amazing to find something like that in circulation.
I llike radar bookends with 0, 8 or 1's in the middle for symmetry. My prize will be finding a serial # that correlates with a significant holiday/birthday or historical event.
Quad One dollar bill dated 2013 series “A” Serial number: O1201216. To the left of Washington is the remnants of an ink stain making this an error bill. Minor folding/creasing in the middle $799 OBO
I sincerely hope this is a joke. I’m guessing so because not a single thing is accurate. Not quads. Never made a 2013 A series. And I don’t even know what “remnants of an ink stain “ means. It’s either stained or not. Kinda like being pregnant. You can’t be a little pregnant.
Steve - Long message here but just wanted to thank you for your great videos. Found you about 2 weeks ago and haven't watched all of them but will. Really, really appreciate all of the information. It's hard to find sources of currency that discuss specs of currency (without too much detail), the history which I really appreciate and don't talk down to the viewer. The 'Top Tens' are my favorites. I'm not a collector but enjoy having a notes displayed in my office because of the history and beautiful artistry. Again, just wanted to say thanks for what you do. Had a few 'world' currency ideas for you with U.S. relations: Filipino currency printed by the US BEP and Republic of Hawaii bank notes - just a thought.
Thank you so much! That really means a lot to me. I am always on the look out for new sources of info on currency and you are right, you just can't find many on TH-cam. Sometimes it just blows my mind how much money a person will blow on an item (coin or currency) without knowing the slightest bit of the story behind it. Speaking of story... a friend of mine from TH-cam (JRW3) usually leaves comments with a much more in depth paragraph on the history of my featured notes. It makes reading the comments very interesting! I like the thought of a Top 10 BEP notes not for the U.S.. I put it in my book with you as the reference. As I sit right now, I only have 3. I have stayed away from world notes mostly because I don't have any idea of value. I probably paid way too much for the few that I have. I do believe that may be the next direction I branch into. I just have to pick up some reference material. Thanks for taking the time to write this. If you ever have any questions, feel free to send them. My email is my channel name at MSN dot com. ( TH-cam gets funny about sites and addresses in comments). Take care!
@@Stuplubakcurrency Keep doing what you're doing! Will spend more time on PC to read comments because the history and what/who is depicted is very interesting to me. I watch most 'TH-cam' on home TV. Side note really appreciated the video comparing today's value of Black Eagle vs. Morgan - made me really think about the investment. I'm not a huge coin guy myself but appreciate that you touch on them every once in a while.
@@PolarCurrency Thanks! That video was a response to someone saying "paper will never be worth anything! Give me silver!" So I did. A tip on investing... If currency is going to be a serious branch in your portfolio, you want high grade and high demand notes. They are the ones to move the most. I replied to a person about silver prices compared to currency stating that in the 70's or 80's, the Hienz family tried to corner the market on silver and drove the price to $50 an ounce. In 1975, choice 65 1899 $5 Chief note sold for $225. In April of this year I was buying silver for under $11. Even now it's only $25. But that same note in that same condition sells for $6000!
Very cool notes. I like the fact that both the 7 1s in a row are from Cleveland which cool. I like the quad doubles on the star note. Thanks for sharing
I noticed that about the 7 in a row. I then double checked the block to see if the letters matched. So close! I'm pretty sure that is the only fancy star I ever found. Thanks!
My father used to work for a bank in Hong Kong (where each bank gets to print money with their own design). Through that bank I was able to get a full set of Hong Kong Dollar banknotes (all denominations) with matching serial numbers. Definitely the favorite part of my banknote collection!
Hey man, new here, but I have a question for ya. I got a 10 dollar bill and the serial number is PG 52333325 B I've heard that when the number is the same forward as it is backwards it's super rare. Any clue what it could be worth?
@@josephgilbert7931 It’s called a radar. They are generally about $20-$40 over face value. It’s not super rare but it’s an actual fancy serial number. It’s 1 in 10,000. I search 1000 notes a week so I find one about every other month. Good find!👍
I had the single already. Not only was I shocked to find the $20, but in the back of my mind I was trying to remember the number thinking I finally found 2 of the same note!
If a star note isn’t rare, it’s just a buck. You have to check the rarity at mycurrencycollection.com to see if it’s rare. I have never heard of a beard on a note. No idea what that is. I would have to see it. Send a picture.
Good stuff bud! You need to bring number 9 and 8 up in the chain. Especially that star ladder pattern. Those are some of my favorite types of Fancy serial numbers. One thing, not to criticize but you k ow me, I think you may have misspoke on what a super radar is. Remember a super radar must contain only the same outside digit with ALL the numbers in between the same and a different digit than the outside two. For example, 63333336 is a super radar. Anyhow, cool stuff found most definitely. I’ve never found a seven in a row, only seven of a kind all 1’s and 9. I’ve also only found 1 true binary and I’ve searched a decent amount as well. Never found any low serial numbers yet too, like less than 1000. Anyhow, great stuff I watched until the end!
You are absolutely correct on the super radar. I knew what I wanted to say but my train derailed mid thought. LOL! I'm glad to hear that about the star note. Honestly, I didn't think that much of it being 4 pairs. That's why I put it next to the other 4 pairs. In my thought process I saw 4 pairs and then a star with 4 pairs. I didn't even consider the ladder portion when I was ranking them. I should have. Thanks!
The lower right corner has a position letter and plate number. If it starts with FW it was printed in Fort Worth. If not, it was printed in Washington.
Your number one pick is my number one pick in this top 10. So cool. I have to remember to ask the bank tellers if they ever come across bills like this to hold them for me. Great job.
Generally, after a new president is elected, they will change the Treasurer and the Secretary of the Treasury. When this happens a new series year will start. But if there is any change in the note or if one of these two people leaves, they will start a new series with the same year and just add the letter “a”. If it happens again they will put a “b”.
Probably so. There are less than 100 of those per 10 million printed. Definitely a rare find. There is no book value for fancies. 6 in a row is usually where blocks start being worth some money.
@@Stuplubakcurrency They look like pretty sturdy. THe ones that Ive seen on EBAY , people say are good but a bit floppy. I need to get some sturdy ones like you have :)
@@spade1877 I hear this all the time. PVC reacts with sunlight. But if you expose your notes to a lot of sunlight, the UV rays will destroy it long before the PVC hurts it. I will use them until someone shows me a damaged note.
Great note! First, it's a binary. It only has 2 different digits. Those are tough to find. More importantly, it's a radar. It reads the same forward and back. Highly desirable for those who collect fancies. There is no book but I wouldn't be surprised if someone would offer $50 to $100 for it. Maybe more! You could list it on ebay for $250 or best offer and see what people say.
@@Stuplubakcurrency thanks, i have it put away, at first, l thought I had a binary radar, but I didn't, I had just a binary, the numbers go 11010111, the numbers look like someone is peeking over a wall.
Hello there, thanks for this upload. I have been US currency collector for about 10years now and I have most of the special serial numbers on circulated notes, from radars and binaries and repeaters. I also have uncirculated bills where they have all the same serial numbers. I was wondering if you or somebody could help me find either a collector or an auction company that can help me sell my currency with special serial numbers as I need to pay my medical bills. Thanks so much!
You can reach out to Heritage Auction to see if they accept fancies for their weekly auctions. Ha.com is the website. You can always list on eBay as well.
Oh my! This was so exciting! Now I have something else new to look for! If I find a match for you, you can have it! I never would’ve dreamed that money could be so interesting! Before I found this channel…money was just money. Many thanks Steve for an amazing collection! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
Nope. I haven't. Those would be alternating repeaters and would certainly be worth more because of that. I wouldn't say a more true binary. A casual observer of the binary code probably wouldn't be able to identify a pattern. Take care my friend!
Not more but it would be considered a super repeater in that format. My buddy has a 10101010* I’m looking to buy from him. He’s got all the gold stuff!
Thank you for the great video!..thanks
Lose last 2 are awesome.❤️
I have a one dollar bill that is 00400500.
The note with numbers 17 27 37 47 is the most unique because it also has a 57 (front plate number).
I never noticed. Great eye!
Just got a dollar last night at work paid by a customer. Serial number was A 44444444 A. Regardless to say I bought it out for its face value. Im not a collector or anything, but still its just amazing to find something like that in circulation.
I would put that on eBay. I bet you get over a grand!
I have a 2bills 1 and 5 200 away from each other
I llike radar bookends with 0, 8 or 1's in the middle for symmetry. My prize will be finding a serial # that correlates with a significant holiday/birthday or historical event.
Good luck!
I think I will go to the bank and get my 1st 100$ to search tomorrow I just discovered this after looking at coins for a couple of years.
Good luck!
@@Stuplubakcurrency I got a star note with H01122666*
@@Stuplubakcurrency u think it could have any value
Hi i have a lot of these bill are the worth any thing ,i love all the information thank
Depends which ones and condition.
Quad One dollar bill dated 2013 series “A”
Serial number:
O1201216. To the left of Washington is the remnants of an ink stain making this an error bill.
Minor folding/creasing in the middle
$799 OBO
I sincerely hope this is a joke. I’m guessing so because not a single thing is accurate. Not quads. Never made a 2013 A series. And I don’t even know what “remnants of an ink stain “ means. It’s either stained or not. Kinda like being pregnant. You can’t be a little pregnant.
Also have a 09757509 but not sure where it would fall into
Just a 1 off note.
I love it that so many youngins are wondering what a "gas pump error" is!
That’s pretty funny, isn’t it?! 😆
Great stuff! Catching up on videos I may have missed.
Thanks!
That 60006000 is pretty cool for sure but the 7 1 is pretty badass I Wana find the 8
Thanks! They are out there. Good luck!
Steve - Long message here but just wanted to thank you for your great videos. Found you about 2 weeks ago and haven't watched all of them but will. Really, really appreciate all of the information. It's hard to find sources of currency that discuss specs of currency (without too much detail), the history which I really appreciate and don't talk down to the viewer. The 'Top Tens' are my favorites. I'm not a collector but enjoy having a notes displayed in my office because of the history and beautiful artistry. Again, just wanted to say thanks for what you do. Had a few 'world' currency ideas for you with U.S. relations: Filipino currency printed by the US BEP and Republic of Hawaii bank notes - just a thought.
Thank you so much! That really means a lot to me. I am always on the look out for new sources of info on currency and you are right, you just can't find many on TH-cam. Sometimes it just blows my mind how much money a person will blow on an item (coin or currency) without knowing the slightest bit of the story behind it. Speaking of story... a friend of mine from TH-cam (JRW3) usually leaves comments with a much more in depth paragraph on the history of my featured notes. It makes reading the comments very interesting!
I like the thought of a Top 10 BEP notes not for the U.S.. I put it in my book with you as the reference. As I sit right now, I only have 3. I have stayed away from world notes mostly because I don't have any idea of value. I probably paid way too much for the few that I have. I do believe that may be the next direction I branch into. I just have to pick up some reference material. Thanks for taking the time to write this. If you ever have any questions, feel free to send them. My email is my channel name at MSN dot com. ( TH-cam gets funny about sites and addresses in comments). Take care!
@@Stuplubakcurrency Keep doing what you're doing! Will spend more time on PC to read comments because the history and what/who is depicted is very interesting to me. I watch most 'TH-cam' on home TV. Side note really appreciated the video comparing today's value of Black Eagle vs. Morgan - made me really think about the investment. I'm not a huge coin guy myself but appreciate that you touch on them every once in a while.
@@PolarCurrency Thanks! That video was a response to someone saying "paper will never be worth anything! Give me silver!" So I did. A tip on investing... If currency is going to be a serious branch in your portfolio, you want high grade and high demand notes. They are the ones to move the most. I replied to a person about silver prices compared to currency stating that in the 70's or 80's, the Hienz family tried to corner the market on silver and drove the price to $50 an ounce. In 1975, choice 65 1899 $5 Chief note sold for $225. In April of this year I was buying silver for under $11. Even now it's only $25. But that same note in that same condition sells for $6000!
So I should just go to the bank and cash in my demand note from 1860 huh
What? Why? I don’t think you got it.
@@Stuplubakcurrency sure I do willing to make an offer. I already did all the homework on it and don't want to wait for the auction
@@Stuplubakcurrency uncerculated. I'll take $50,000 for it or a car a iPad and $20000
@@mr.aintgotityet I have no idea what you are talking about. I bet you hear that a lot. This video is a little old so some context would be nice.
1870s demand note only 2 known. ones at the mint
Excellent
Very cool notes. I like the fact that both the 7 1s in a row are from Cleveland which cool. I like the quad doubles on the star note. Thanks for sharing
I noticed that about the 7 in a row. I then double checked the block to see if the letters matched. So close! I'm pretty sure that is the only fancy star I ever found. Thanks!
My father used to work for a bank in Hong Kong (where each bank gets to print money with their own design). Through that bank I was able to get a full set of Hong Kong Dollar banknotes (all denominations) with matching serial numbers. Definitely the favorite part of my banknote collection!
That’s cool!
I should sat that u knows much about paper currency!..you also has a nice collection!...thanks again!
Where do you buy those plastic sleeves I just got into collecting and have some stuff I’d like to sleeve lmk
I found mine on eBay. I have a top top list video for supplies.
@@Stuplubakcurrency ima check that out thanks
GREAT LIST THANKS
Hey man, new here, but I have a question for ya. I got a 10 dollar bill and the serial number is PG 52333325 B I've heard that when the number is the same forward as it is backwards it's super rare. Any clue what it could be worth?
@@josephgilbert7931 It’s called a radar. They are generally about $20-$40 over face value. It’s not super rare but it’s an actual fancy serial number. It’s 1 in 10,000. I search 1000 notes a week so I find one about every other month. Good find!👍
@@Stuplubakcurrency awesome thanks for the reply 👌
That $20 is somethin serious. My jaw would drop if i found that in circulation
I had the single already. Not only was I shocked to find the $20, but in the back of my mind I was trying to remember the number thinking I finally found 2 of the same note!
How much is a star note worth? Also. I have a bill that has a beard printed on the face; I know a few were printed. The worth is not known. Thank you
If a star note isn’t rare, it’s just a buck. You have to check the rarity at mycurrencycollection.com to see if it’s rare. I have never heard of a beard on a note. No idea what that is. I would have to see it. Send a picture.
Where can I send it to you? Thank you
@@olgasepulveda8824 stuplubak@msn.com
Thanks Stu! We all still look at our bills at work. We do look for some of the notes mentioned by you. lol
No cool radars yet.
They are out there to be found! Good luck to you guys!
Good stuff bud! You need to bring number 9 and 8 up in the chain. Especially that star ladder pattern. Those are some of my favorite types of
Fancy serial numbers. One thing, not to criticize but you k ow me, I think you may have misspoke on what a super radar is. Remember a super radar must contain only the same outside digit with ALL the numbers in between the same and a different digit than the outside two. For example, 63333336 is a super radar. Anyhow, cool stuff found most definitely. I’ve never found a seven in a row, only seven of a kind all 1’s and 9. I’ve also only found 1 true binary and I’ve searched a decent amount as well. Never found any low serial numbers yet too, like less than 1000. Anyhow, great stuff I watched until the end!
You are absolutely correct on the super radar. I knew what I wanted to say but my train derailed mid thought. LOL! I'm glad to hear that about the star note. Honestly, I didn't think that much of it being 4 pairs. That's why I put it next to the other 4 pairs. In my thought process I saw 4 pairs and then a star with 4 pairs. I didn't even consider the ladder portion when I was ranking them. I should have. Thanks!
Anybody selling fancies?
Hello, I have a US dollar bill, which was issued in 1988. Does it have any value?
Depends on the condition, serial number, if it’s a star, or a web note.
@@Stuplubakcurrency The serial numbers are the same G60375803A
@@abdoramok988 If it’s crisp it could be $1.50
Hello I have a A80708090, I wonder if its worth something
That’s called an alternator. The zero alternates every other position. No real additional value but a very neat note. I save them.
How do I find out where the bill was printed?
The lower right corner has a position letter and plate number. If it starts with FW it was printed in Fort Worth. If not, it was printed in Washington.
Sir how much of vallue like that
There is no book. You have to look on eBay and see what people are paying for them.
I love all the notes you featured in this video.
Thank you! They all came from circulation so anyone can find them! Good luck!
Your number one pick is my number one pick in this top 10. So cool. I have to remember to ask the bank tellers if they ever come across bills like this to hold them for me. Great job.
Thanks! Good luck on that! Many tellers never even look. 2 days ago I was returning some singles and... wait until you see next Fancy Friday!
They’ll hold them for themselves.
Some very cool serial number bills. Wow, the $20 and $1 with 7 ones in a row are amazing. Thanks for sharing. Take care and be safe!
Thanks for watching! I got really lucky!
I found a 20 dll bill 00000003.
That note is worth some serious money!
You can also flip #2 upside down and it reads well I think
What does an A mean under the year on a dollar bill mean?
Generally, after a new president is elected, they will change the Treasurer and the Secretary of the Treasury. When this happens a new series year will start. But if there is any change in the note or if one of these two people leaves, they will start a new series with the same year and just add the letter “a”. If it happens again they will put a “b”.
Thank you.
Those are real cool bank notes, soon I'm going to be catching up!!! I will be looking for the 7 in a row!!!
Good luck! They are out there. 🍀🤑
I have a $20 with serial 66666687, is it worth something more?
Probably so. There are less than 100 of those per 10 million printed. Definitely a rare find. There is no book value for fancies. 6 in a row is usually where blocks start being worth some money.
Very cool! 👍 Love those close serials! 👍👍 I am still looking for something cool.
Thanks my friend!
you have some crazy serial number notes, specially the true binary !
And that was a a circulation find!
Very cool fancy numbers. Thanks for sharing, good luck, happy hunting and take care.
Thanks for watching!
Nice group of notes. Keep searching. thanks
Thanks! Good luck to you!
Really cool fancy banknotes Stu! Thanks for sharing my friend!
Thank you! I didn't realize I had so many! It just proves they are out there to find. Good luck!
@@Stuplubakcurrency I look at every Canadian and US banknote that I come across!
@@jessicapoulin909 You should post what you find on fancy Friday! Canadians would be cool to see!
@@Stuplubakcurrency I'll have to go through my banknotes and see what I got!
Fancy serial numbers, you have some really great ones
Thanks! It's a testament to how many notes I've searched. I found all of these!
Where do you get your currency sleeves?
eBay. I just bought more yesterday.
@@Stuplubakcurrency They look like pretty sturdy. THe ones that Ive seen on EBAY , people say are good but a bit floppy. I need to get some sturdy ones like you have :)
@@MegazoneMusic23 I use BCW.
What bill protectors do you use? 1:53
BCW Deluxe Currency holders
@@Stuplubakcurrency I thought PVC is bad
@@spade1877 I hear this all the time. PVC reacts with sunlight. But if you expose your notes to a lot of sunlight, the UV rays will destroy it long before the PVC hurts it. I will use them until someone shows me a damaged note.
@@Stuplubakcurrency what about pvc for coins? Still okay?
@@spade1877 I don’t collect coins but I have seen how PVC reacts with metal.
I have a 76760000 serial what is this???
It’s quads and a trinary. No additional value though.
Thanks
They are very cool!
Thank you!
can you tell me something about this fancy serial number? one dollar note from 2013, B00800800C
Great note! First, it's a binary. It only has 2 different digits. Those are tough to find. More importantly, it's a radar. It reads the same forward and back. Highly desirable for those who collect fancies. There is no book but I wouldn't be surprised if someone would offer $50 to $100 for it. Maybe more! You could list it on ebay for $250 or best offer and see what people say.
Nice bills. Need your help on gas pump bills. Thanks.
I will take a look! let me know what you are looking for specifically.
I just came across a 2013 series a $20 binary with ones and zeros in pretty good condition
That’s an awesome find!
@@Stuplubakcurrency thanks, i have it put away, at first, l thought I had a binary radar, but I didn't, I had just a binary, the numbers go 11010111, the numbers look like someone is peeking over a wall.
Stuplubak Thanks for sharing . I have a set of
bills with the same serial number .
I have to ask... Did you find them or did you buy them? I'm determined to find them. I think that is so cool! Thanks!
@@Stuplubakcurrency I bought them . I have never found one as close as you have . I hope you find one .
Hello there, thanks for this upload. I have been US currency collector for about 10years now and I have most of the special serial numbers on circulated notes, from radars and binaries and repeaters. I also have uncirculated bills where they have all the same serial numbers. I was wondering if you or somebody could help me find either a collector or an auction company that can help me sell my currency with special serial numbers as I need to pay my medical bills. Thanks so much!
You can reach out to Heritage Auction to see if they accept fancies for their weekly auctions. Ha.com is the website. You can always list on eBay as well.
@@Stuplubakcurrency Thanks so much!!!
Oh my! This was so exciting! Now I have something else new to look for! If I find a match for you, you can have it! I never would’ve dreamed that money could be so interesting! Before I found this channel…money was just money. Many thanks Steve for an amazing collection! Blessings always! ❤️✝️
Have you ever come across 01010101 or 10101010? Would that considered a more true binary since the 0's and 1's alternate?
Nope. I haven't. Those would be alternating repeaters and would certainly be worth more because of that. I wouldn't say a more true binary. A casual observer of the binary code probably wouldn't be able to identify a pattern. Take care my friend!
Not more but it would be considered a super repeater in that format. My buddy has a 10101010* I’m looking to buy from him. He’s got all the gold stuff!
How do I text or e-mail you?
My email is stuplubak@msn.com and I can try to help you.
I have a $5 with 03030003... is it worth anything?
depends on condition. You can check ebay sold listings for $5 binary.