I keep what I like and do exactly what you said...if I see something coin related that I want, I use my disposable bills to buy it. It's a kind of rainy day account. I've been collecting for years, but I needed a reminder. Great video!
Ive always collected bills that are old and never thought about errors, star notes, web notes or serial numbers until I started watching some videos......long story short, I pulled out my bills and the first dollar bill I looked at, had a star on it! That was so cool and now I know what to look for besides the dates on them! Thanks so much for the videos! 😃
Thank you for your great information!! Coin collector, recently turned to currency collecting last year and loving it!! Also a new subscriber to your channel and loving it! Binge watching your vlogs this weekend...thank you for the great info and all of the great examples you show...
im a delivery driver. paid in cash. i have alot of money go through my hands everyday. the likelihood i will eventually score is high, but im just finding out about this! i tried to get into coin hunting, but there is so much, so labor intensive. this is EASY. thanks for the guide.
Thank you for the lesson i actually learn a lot as i am collecting dollar bills thank you for sharing your knowledge and learn what to collect that is valuable i have learn a lot and took notes gracias again😊
Truly informative . You cover so much valuable information! I just bought a bundle of sequential serial $1 notes. I see them for sale on Ebay but nor sure it the sales are just a scam. I asked my local grocery store for straps of singles and received sequential serial numbers
I always had the tellers at my bank to be on the lookout for any unusual bills and coins. Well this one teller was very amicable and always kept a lookout for me. He always had something that I would like. Well one day he called me up and said that he had some interesting $2 I would definitely like. When I got there we made an exchange and the serial numbers were all in sequential order and the numbers ran like this 01012012 to 01012016 , so I had 5 bills with the new years date on them. But that wasn’t the best part. The series was 2013 A . So I had the 01012013 A . Now that note is definitely worth more than the $2 bill. That bank had the best tellers that I’ve ever had. They always called me when they had something and like a good puppy I ran out to them as soon as I could.
I've definitely always been a collector but I don't get the same buzz off of buying/spending a high premium on these types of bills so I'm always looking at my bills and coins, so that being said I only have a $2 red seal bill from 1928 I picked up. Definitely fun searching though.
What a great video! Now I understand better about what makes certain notes special. Question: If I went to the bank & got $40 in ones, do you think there’d be a unique or special one in the group?? Thanks for sharing! Blessings always. ❤️✝️
You see what I find in 1000 every week. Just remember, when you search 100 notes, you still have $100 when you are done. It only costs money if you keep any.
Good stuff! But...... you know I’m going to give ya a hard time on a couple of these. First off let me say you’re totally correct on a ton of misinformation about fancies. There’s been so many newer terms created that essentially are nothing for something. I consider myself a strict fancy serial number collector and thus don’t accept “trinaries” “bookends” five of a kind (unless obviously they are leading or trailing 0’s) etc. Even six of a kind I’m hesitant on to say ya ok I’ll keep that. Basically my marker is 7 of a kind or better for those. I also don’t agree that Barr notes are more than face (unless UNC and starred) like yours. There were millions of these printed and everyone kept them because they thought they’d become valuable later on due to his short time in office. Anyhow, just my opinions. Love that 60006000 and 7 in a row 1’s. Good stuff. Hopefully this helps to clear up some confusion with people. I see it EVERYDAY on my Facebook fancy page people thinking they have something but all they have is a spender. Be well bud
I expect nothing but the best intentions from you and you know how I value your opinion. I just cringe so hard when I see people saving things that they can't even give an explanation for! I did my best to not associate a dollar value or any actual value for most of the notes. I think this is a good illustration of what these notes are especially in comparison to what some sites say. I was thinking of doing a list like you did showing the odds of each note. That would be extremely helpful. But, at the very least, this allows people to see exactly what can be found, what can be cool, and what (possibly) could be worth more than face. I pretty much put book ends in just to get a rise out of you! Take care bro!
Nice job pointing out,that if you like something,collect it.Everybody like different things,and collects for different reasons. Does everything have to be for financial gain?Only the collector can answer that,but knowing what you have and its value should be taken into consideration.Fantastic job bro
Thank you! I tried my best to make sure people know it's ok to save anything they choose. Just be realistic on knowing value. I'm just as guilty. I save quads and trinaries. But I do it, like you said, for my own reasons. Take care!
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I’ve found many older bills at the bank, but they never were in the nicest shape to be collectible. Almost to where I’m surprised that they weren’t sent in to be destroyed.
@@Stuplubakcurrency I’ve been trying for some several years now, but it’s more worthwhile to collect coin rolls and ultimately I’ve had better luck finding recentish notes from circulation that have worth to them for any of the reasons described in your video. The most notable $1 bills in my current collection is a miscut 2013B star note and a 2009 which serial number is a perfect trinary ladder (00011122).
Very intresting because i have lots of bills from $1 to $20 bills that i use that same site so now that i know i will be using some of those bills, thanks for that info.
Many people say stars are worth money but they won’t buy them. I think the rare stars are worth money. You can look up your stars at mycurrencycollection.com to see if they are rare.
Very interesting collection! Couple curious questions: did they only print web notes in $1 denomination? And is the 'I' star note rare because they dont print as much from that reserve?
Web notes were an experiment by the reserve and were only issued in $1 denominations. I've been told that the reason it ended was because they couldn't find parts for the press when it broke down. As for the "I" stars... Prior to this current series, they weren't printed since 1995. And prior to that, you have to go back to 1969! Some people like to collect stars from each reserve. That makes "I" Minneapolis notes that much harder to find. I'm not even sure if there is a premium on them, but there should be!
Thank you for your vidéo. I've subscribed as it was very interesting. I have a number of dollars (in from UK) and now I know what it all means. I always wondered why one of my dollars had a star on it. Again, great video and really easy to understand and listen to you as you have a lovely calming voice and great way of shooting a video of this type. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I put this out to answer questions so many people have but never know who to ask. It's a fascinating hobby from all aspects and I'm happy to make it easier for everyone to understand. Have a great day!
How do you go about getting silver certificates from the bank? Are you just a regular at your local branch and ask them if they happen to have anything interested?
@@Stuplubakcurrency I take it you end up going in often for your own business? I have found that I don’t go in often due to online banking now.. But when I do, I always snag some sequential 2’s
Yeah, never been into fancy numbers like binaries and trinaries, but I have found that bill tracker site to be hilarious for what it considers cool or uncool. I do have a low number note saved with it having 4 zeroes than a 1 thousand number, just wish it had a star after it.
I have a 1 dollar bill with an ink smudge on the back. The eagle is missing about half of its small tail feathers. It also messed up the left leg. Is this something I should check into??
Thanks for sharing your idea sir. I’m his video is very helpful, i learned so much but still iam wondering to where i can sell my $100,000 gold certificate bill. Is the bank will accept old currency? Series of 1934
Awesome find! I'm not even sure I've seen one at a show much less found one in circulation. I'm closing in on 200,000 notes searched and errors are very tough to come by. That would make a great Fancy Friday note!
@@ChuckUfarly-m5u Nope. A mule is when they use a plate from the previous series. You usually can’t tell a mule just by looking at it. You need to know which plate numbers were from what series. The book Paper Money of the United States will tell you which are mules.
Are the money with stamped small circle with a design in the center worth keeping? I got a flower, a circle with ky in it, strip with a bank name on it ,a star with a happyface.
I’m in Australia and recently exchange Aussie dollars for USD for my upcoming trip. I did get a USD $100 Star note in the exchange, when checking the mintage it sayings there was 3.2Mil made.. Is this note a keeper or should spend it ? Much appreciated Rod I also have a $1 dollar Where is George note from my 2015 trip to NewYork (I still have it as a keep sake)
Very very interesting video. Learnt a lot. Thank you. Do you also collect higher denomination notes with fancy/unique serial numbers? Same for foreign banknotes? I enjoy your videos because long ago I was bitten by the serial number bug, and can't let go of ANY note without glancing at the number. Also, I found your channel very recently and have been going through your past videos, hopefully diligently. Thanks once again.
Thank you very much! I also check the number on every note that crosses my fingers. I do have a handful of larger denomination notes. They are mostly rare stars or binaries. I try to be very selective with them because they add up fast. I don't know if it's a good thing or not but because I search singles, when I return them I tend to get $100s. So I have quite a few of those put away. As far as foreign notes, I don't know much about them but I would assume there would be the same interest if the combinations were equally as rare. I'm glad you find my videos helpful! I will do my best to answer any questions so please feel free to ask!
Only the 1988A F block (F*) Is in the web note series 640,000 printed Plate combinations 1/2 Run 3 The 1988A B-L block also is a one run series run 6 6,400,000 notes printed The BL block run 6 NON WEB Also a sought after note though not quite as valuable There are other rare notes in the web series
Absolutely! You can check them as well. Most people don’t like to save the higher denominations because it gets expensive real quick. I save any rare I find. Good luck!
People used to believe $2 bills were unlucky so they would tear a corner off before spending them. Once all 4 corners were torn off, the bad luck would be gone.
I have a 10 dollar bill 2013 series with S7 printed on it. I also have a 5 dollar bill same 2013 series with WU27 printed on it. I do not have any idea what they are. Any ideas? Thank you. Can you reply?
This is pretty cool! This is gonna get me to start looking at all of my bills 💵 from now on 🧐. One question. Where would you go to find those plastic things you out the bills in? 😅
l am a gas station cashier and l don't need to get like $1k in ones at the bank to look for "star" notes and what not l get them almost at every shift l have gotten lot's of Jefferson $2 notes mint gem crisp sequential 1's, 5's &10 dollar notes, l just got a 1934A twenty dollar note that a customer used to buy gas with and my biggest score was a $50 "star" note series 2017A (PA) with a low serial number of 170
A question for you: my dad handed to me a $20 from 1950. It is a star note with serial K00130131. How would you go about determining the value of a note like this? (Neat having a Dallas note and living in Dallas)
Cool note. The site that I look up stars doesn’t go back that far. But “Paper Money of the United States “ does! Great book! The serial is a trinary but that probably doesn’t increase the value. It just makes it more likely that your note will sell first. Also remember that condition is huge. If it’s a 1950 (and not a 1950 A or B or C) there were only about 22 million total notes printed for Dallas and that includes stars. If your note is about a VF20, it runs about $90. As a Ch63, you are talking $350!
You seem to know what your talking about. Im wondering if you'd take a look at something. Im not sure what to make of it. Theres tiny bits of gold on the line of my 50.00 bill.
I keep what I like and do exactly what you said...if I see something coin related that I want, I use my disposable bills to buy it. It's a kind of rainy day account. I've been collecting for years, but I needed a reminder. Great video!
Thanks!
Ive always collected bills that are old and never thought about errors, star notes, web notes or serial numbers
until I started watching some videos......long story short, I pulled out my bills and the first dollar bill I looked at, had a star on it!
That was so cool and now I know what to look for besides the dates on them! Thanks so much for the videos! 😃
Thanks for watching! Good luck to you!
@@Stuplubakcurrency yw and thank u for all your info! 😀 Much appreciated!
Thank you for your great information!! Coin collector, recently turned to currency collecting last year and loving it!! Also a new subscriber to your channel and loving it! Binge watching your vlogs this weekend...thank you for the great info and all of the great examples you show...
Thank you so much! Enjoy and good luck!
Great job finding all those fun notes. Some nice rare ones too!
Thanks!
im a delivery driver. paid in cash. i have alot of money go through my hands everyday. the likelihood i will eventually score is high, but im just finding out about this! i tried to get into coin hunting, but there is so much, so labor intensive. this is EASY. thanks for the guide.
Good luck to you!
I have never heard anyone call currency collecting easier than coin collecting. Actually there are less details when it comes to coin collecting.
Thank you for the lesson i actually learn a lot as i am collecting dollar bills thank you for sharing your knowledge and learn what to collect that is valuable i have learn a lot and took notes gracias again😊
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Looking forward to more tutorials.
Thanks!
Truly informative . You cover so much valuable information! I just bought a bundle of sequential serial $1 notes. I see them for sale on Ebay but nor sure it the sales are just a scam. I asked my local grocery store for straps of singles and received sequential serial numbers
I really like the way you explain! Thank you. I Just found a $20.00 bill with four of the same numbers also backwards
Thanks! Do you mean a RADAR? Nice!
Just subscribed..I'm new at this hobby and I'm trying to get educated...Thanks
Thanks for the sub! Good luck to you!
Helpful info! 👍🏼😁
great info. im still learning about those fancy notes but im mostly trying to sell them if i can. i mainly collect rare star notes
Can't go wrong making money! Thanks for watching!
I always had the tellers at my bank to be on the lookout for any unusual bills and coins. Well this one teller was very amicable and always kept a lookout for me. He always had something that I would like. Well one day he called me up and said that he had some interesting $2 I would definitely like. When I got there we made an exchange and the serial numbers were all in sequential order and the numbers ran like this 01012012 to 01012016 , so I had 5 bills with the new years date on them. But that wasn’t the best part. The series was 2013 A . So I had the 01012013 A . Now that note is definitely worth more than the $2 bill. That bank had the best tellers that I’ve ever had. They always called me when they had something and like a good puppy I ran out to them as soon as I could.
Thank you so much
It did help me….thanks for sharing your knowledge
This was really great. I am starting out and this really made me revisit my pile of bills. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Good luck!
Make sence ... Thank u...
I'm just starting to collect and sell us bills.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
@@savagerampage69 I have a series called what’s it worth. There is a playlist for it.
Great video. Very informative and helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Extremely helpful.
One of the most informative I have ever found!!
Thank you so much! Good luck to you!
I've definitely always been a collector but I don't get the same buzz off of buying/spending a high premium on these types of bills so I'm always looking at my bills and coins, so that being said I only have a $2 red seal bill from 1928 I picked up. Definitely fun searching though.
Good information
Thanks!
Thanks, best way of explaining web notes.
Very nice 👍🏻
Great information once again. I can't wait to do my own currency search.
Thanks! Good luck!
What a great video! Now I understand better about what makes certain notes special. Question: If I went to the bank & got $40 in ones, do you think there’d be a unique or special one in the group??
Thanks for sharing! Blessings always. ❤️✝️
You see what I find in 1000 every week. Just remember, when you search 100 notes, you still have $100 when you are done. It only costs money if you keep any.
@@Stuplubakcurrency Awesome! Thank you my friend! ❤️✝️
9:38. I just came across a $10 note that has four pair like this. They’re also consecutive numbers but not in order.
Cool!
Good stuff! But...... you know I’m going to give ya a hard time on a couple of these. First off let me say you’re totally correct on a ton of misinformation about fancies. There’s been so many newer terms created that essentially are nothing for something. I consider myself a strict fancy serial number collector and thus don’t accept “trinaries” “bookends” five of a kind (unless obviously they are leading or trailing 0’s) etc. Even six of a kind I’m hesitant on to say ya ok I’ll keep that. Basically my marker is 7 of a kind or better for those. I also don’t agree that Barr notes are more than face (unless UNC and starred) like yours. There were millions of these printed and everyone kept them because they thought they’d become valuable later on due to his short time in office. Anyhow, just my opinions. Love that 60006000 and 7 in a row 1’s. Good stuff. Hopefully this helps to clear up some confusion with people. I see it EVERYDAY on my Facebook fancy page people thinking they have something but all they have is a spender. Be well bud
I expect nothing but the best intentions from you and you know how I value your opinion. I just cringe so hard when I see people saving things that they can't even give an explanation for! I did my best to not associate a dollar value or any actual value for most of the notes. I think this is a good illustration of what these notes are especially in comparison to what some sites say. I was thinking of doing a list like you did showing the odds of each note. That would be extremely helpful. But, at the very least, this allows people to see exactly what can be found, what can be cool, and what (possibly) could be worth more than face. I pretty much put book ends in just to get a rise out of you! Take care bro!
Stuplubak hahah you dog! Nah I hear ya though. It’s a simple to follow video for newbies. Well done.
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Nice job pointing out,that if you like something,collect it.Everybody like different things,and collects for different reasons. Does everything have to be for financial gain?Only the collector can answer that,but knowing what you have and its value should be taken into consideration.Fantastic job bro
Thank you! I tried my best to make sure people know it's ok to save anything they choose. Just be realistic on knowing value. I'm just as guilty. I save quads and trinaries. But I do it, like you said, for my own reasons. Take care!
Very interesting 😀👍 I used to collect notes as a kid but I switched to coins a few years ago but notes have much better art work.
I agree and there are fewer notes!
Would you do an evolution or history of dollar bills like what the one dollar looked like from when it was created until now
@@RogerMartinez-qu8ed I like it!
Good Info
Good information.
Thanks
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Thanks for the kind words. I enjoy pointing people in the right direction. Good luck to you!
Awesome video , thank you much....
Just getting into the game right now I’m a beginner this feels like a start to something I’m really going to enjoy
Glad to hear! Good luck to you!🍀🤑
I’ve found many older bills at the bank, but they never were in the nicest shape to be collectible. Almost to where I’m surprised that they weren’t sent in to be destroyed.
It takes many banks, many notes, and many years to score some really nice ones.
@@Stuplubakcurrency I’ve been trying for some several years now, but it’s more worthwhile to collect coin rolls and ultimately I’ve had better luck finding recentish notes from circulation that have worth to them for any of the reasons described in your video. The most notable $1 bills in my current collection is a miscut 2013B star note and a 2009 which serial number is a perfect trinary ladder (00011122).
@@damian9303 Cool! That’s why I search 1000 notes a week. Lots of great finds.
Very intresting because i have lots of bills from $1 to $20 bills that i use that same site so now that i know i will be using some of those bills, thanks for that info.
Oh my, this video is so HELPFUL I sincerely thank you!
My pleasure!
Learning is power. Thanks...
Every little bit helps!
Is there a web sight where i can see what a star note is worth? I have about 5. Im new at this and want to learn. Thank you
Many people say stars are worth money but they won’t buy them. I think the rare stars are worth money. You can look up your stars at mycurrencycollection.com to see if they are rare.
Another great video. Awesome job. Keep them coming.
Thanks! I was starting to pull my hair out when I saw what people are saving. I can't afford to pull much more hair! LOL!
Very interesting collection! Couple curious questions: did they only print web notes in $1 denomination? And is the 'I' star note rare because they dont print as much from that reserve?
Web notes were an experiment by the reserve and were only issued in $1 denominations. I've been told that the reason it ended was because they couldn't find parts for the press when it broke down. As for the "I" stars... Prior to this current series, they weren't printed since 1995. And prior to that, you have to go back to 1969! Some people like to collect stars from each reserve. That makes "I" Minneapolis notes that much harder to find. I'm not even sure if there is a premium on them, but there should be!
I loved this video and I had a good time watching it Thank You
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching!
Very nice 👌
Thank you
Where can I buy a cover for the money?and what is the place? To find more information on the bill?? Thanks for your help!!
I buy mine from eBay. I have a video about top 10 supplies. What note?
Thank you!
I think my favorite note that I own is a $20 with the serial 00991100, or the $1 00004525*.
Nice
Lar bills is it desireable to get them in nerical order
Some people do but it doesn’t really make them worth more.
Thank you for your vidéo. I've subscribed as it was very interesting.
I have a number of dollars (in from UK) and now I know what it all means. I always wondered why one of my dollars had a star on it.
Again, great video and really easy to understand and listen to you as you have a lovely calming voice and great way of shooting a video of this type.
Thanks.
"I'm from UK " not "in from uk". Autocorrect!!
Thank you so much! I put this out to answer questions so many people have but never know who to ask. It's a fascinating hobby from all aspects and I'm happy to make it easier for everyone to understand. Have a great day!
How can I determine the year currency was printed bill
Generally speaking they are printed for a few years so it’s not a specific year but a range.
I kept one just because it starts 911. Is that cool?
@@jorenecyphers6425 You determine what you think is cool.
Appreciate your video Helped me better understand
Thanks! Good luck!
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GOOD STUFF👍Thanks Stuplubak!
Thanks for watching!
How do you go about getting silver certificates from the bank?
Are you just a regular at your local branch and ask them if they happen to have anything interested?
You have to ask and you have to be lucky. It doesn’t happen often. But you want to make sure your bank knows you want them if they do ever show up.
@@Stuplubakcurrency I take it you end up going in often for your own business?
I have found that I don’t go in often due to online banking now..
But when I do, I always snag some sequential 2’s
@richeyrich2203 my safety deposit box is there so I always have a reason to go there.
Great collection bro
Thanks!
Yeah, never been into fancy numbers like binaries and trinaries, but I have found that bill tracker site to be hilarious for what it considers cool or uncool. I do have a low number note saved with it having 4 zeroes than a 1 thousand number, just wish it had a star after it.
A star would be nice!
I have a 1 dollar bill with an ink smudge on the back. The eagle is missing about half of its small tail feathers. It also messed up the left leg. Is this something I should check into??
Send me pictures
Sent 2 pictures
Did you get the pictures
@@herbgarris4066 I got them. Interesting. Looks like an engraving error. I will look at it closer next n the morning.
What about a ladder or broken ladder
True ladders are as rare as solids. Broken ladders are very common.
Nice presentation
I hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
I have a 20 dollar bill with serial #64222222. I don't know if it has any value. Any idea?Thank you.
I don’t specialize in fancies but I bet it’s worth at least twice face to the right person.
Thank you for telling.
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whats the name of the transparent bag at 12:33 ?
@@trusaberingo I have a top 10 list of the supplies I use.
@@Stuplubakcurrency thanks i’ll check it out
What a great video, it was soothing to watch!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
Good to know , thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Nicely done. Thanks for sharing and the info. Good luck, happy hunting and take care.
Thank you! Be well!
Thanks for sharing your idea sir. I’m his video is very helpful, i learned so much but still iam wondering to where i can sell my $100,000 gold certificate bill. Is the bank will accept old currency? Series of 1934
You don’t have a $100,000 bill. They were never issued to the public and it is illegal to own one.
Have your found any mismatched serial numbers? I’ve found one so far and now I’m addicted!
Awesome find! I'm not even sure I've seen one at a show much less found one in circulation. I'm closing in on 200,000 notes searched and errors are very tough to come by. That would make a great Fancy Friday note!
What protective cases do you get for your bills?
BCW
If the number on the back the little one in the corner is on the other side and it normally is that's a mule dollar
@@ChuckUfarly-m5u Nope. A mule is when they use a plate from the previous series. You usually can’t tell a mule just by looking at it. You need to know which plate numbers were from what series. The book Paper Money of the United States will tell you which are mules.
Are the money with stamped small circle with a design in the center worth keeping? I got a flower, a circle with ky in it, strip with a bank name on it ,a star with a happyface.
Those sound like counter stamps. They aren’t worth any more but are neat to collect. I save stamped notes but I wouldn’t think them to be valuable.
I have hust got done watching one ofyourvifeos. I have a00000021 from series 2007 where would I find the value of it
Look up sold listings on eBay for low serial numbers. Yours is considered a 2 digit number. Nice find!
What would you recommend for a currency price guide?
Paper money of the United States is my go to book. I did a book review of it. There is a playlist for all of my book reviews.
I’m in Australia and recently exchange Aussie dollars for USD for my upcoming trip. I did get a USD $100 Star note in the exchange, when checking the mintage it sayings there was 3.2Mil made.. Is this note a keeper or should spend it ?
Much appreciated Rod
I also have a $1 dollar Where is George note from my 2015 trip to NewYork (I still have it as a keep sake)
3.2 million is the average print run. You can spend it. Be sure to log that where’s George!
does the dollar make that advertisement go away?
I don’t know what you mean. If there is a banner ad, you can X out of it.
@@Stuplubakcurrency how much does your ad revenue cost?
@@dante224real1 depending on the month I get $200-$250
@@Stuplubakcurrency one dollar on a video means 200 dollars now? 1=200 is inflated bad math and fun
@@dante224real1 bad English. I don’t really know what you are talking about.
I have a 2006 One Dollar Radar note. The serial number reads F 80999908 R.
That's a very cool note!
That is called a “Radar note”
Unc maybe $10 to$20 value
Nice numbers
9:10. That one is super neat!
Thanks!
Very very interesting video. Learnt a lot. Thank you.
Do you also collect higher denomination notes with fancy/unique serial numbers? Same for foreign banknotes?
I enjoy your videos because long ago I was bitten by the serial number bug, and can't let go of ANY note without glancing at the number.
Also, I found your channel very recently and have been going through your past videos, hopefully diligently.
Thanks once again.
Thank you very much! I also check the number on every note that crosses my fingers. I do have a handful of larger denomination notes. They are mostly rare stars or binaries. I try to be very selective with them because they add up fast. I don't know if it's a good thing or not but because I search singles, when I return them I tend to get $100s. So I have quite a few of those put away. As far as foreign notes, I don't know much about them but I would assume there would be the same interest if the combinations were equally as rare. I'm glad you find my videos helpful! I will do my best to answer any questions so please feel free to ask!
I am number 600 like
well done and very informative
I really enjoyed this video
Wow! Thank you!!!🤑👍
All good information. Thanks for doing this. 😀👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much. This is very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!!
Great info. I would really like to find a star Web note.
You and me both! Thanks!
Only the 1988A F block (F*)
Is in the web note series
640,000 printed
Plate combinations 1/2 Run 3
The 1988A B-L block also is a one run series run 6
6,400,000 notes printed
The BL block run 6 NON WEB
Also a sought after note though not quite as valuable
There are other rare notes in the web series
@@james4582 thanks for the info James 45
@CM Silver
Your welcome
HI, WHAT ABOUT OTHER BILLS WITH STAR ON IT?.. ARE THEY AT ALL COOL.. ? $20.00 * THANK YOU.. 🙏🙏
Absolutely! You can check them as well. Most people don’t like to save the higher denominations because it gets expensive real quick. I save any rare I find. Good luck!
I have a one dollar bill with a 🌟 and a cool #9 pattern where can I go to see what is worth
Stars should be checked for how rare they are at mycurrencycollection.com but I don't know what you mean about the #9 pattern.
What about a note indicating future date on it? Is it worth anything?
Hard to say. I don’t know if anything will happen on that day.
@@Stuplubakcurrency thanks 👍🙏🏽👍
How do you save every coin that has my birthday
@@ChuckUfarly-m5u I don’t save coins.
great video i save ones that would be good poler hands
What I see is, the ones at the end, then you have 423, 423.
Do you know much about 2 dollars bills possibly torn instead of cut ?
People used to believe $2 bills were unlucky so they would tear a corner off before spending them. Once all 4 corners were torn off, the bad luck would be gone.
thank you again, love your videos
Thank you!
I have a 10 dollar bill 2013 series with S7 printed on it. I also have a 5 dollar bill same 2013 series with WU27 printed on it. I do not have any idea what they are. Any ideas? Thank you. Can you reply?
They are probably partial bank teller stamps.
@@Stuplubakcurrency Thank you so much for replying.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I collect all of the above I live in WV and I'm also on your FB group good hunting
Thanks
This is pretty cool! This is gonna get me to start looking at all of my bills 💵 from now on 🧐. One question. Where would you go to find those plastic things you out the bills in? 😅
Just look on eBay for currency supplies. That’s how I found them. I have a top 10 list featuring the supplies I use.
I just got a star note for a $2 00001965 , what would that bring in ?
Maybe $5. You want 3 digits or less.
l am a gas station cashier and l don't need to get like $1k in ones at the bank to look for "star" notes and what not l get them almost at every shift l have gotten lot's of Jefferson $2 notes mint gem crisp sequential 1's, 5's &10 dollar notes, l just got a 1934A twenty dollar note that a customer used to buy gas with and my biggest score was a $50 "star" note series 2017A (PA) with a low serial number of 170
Are you bought those note ?
I’m not buying
A question for you: my dad handed to me a $20 from 1950. It is a star note with serial K00130131. How would you go about determining the value of a note like this? (Neat having a Dallas note and living in Dallas)
Cool note. The site that I look up stars doesn’t go back that far. But “Paper Money of the United States “ does! Great book! The serial is a trinary but that probably doesn’t increase the value. It just makes it more likely that your note will sell first. Also remember that condition is huge. If it’s a 1950 (and not a 1950 A or B or C) there were only about 22 million total notes printed for Dallas and that includes stars. If your note is about a VF20, it runs about $90. As a Ch63, you are talking $350!
@@Stuplubakcurrency looks like I have a book to track down!
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You seem to know what your talking about. Im wondering if you'd take a look at something. Im not sure what to make of it. Theres tiny bits of gold on the line of my 50.00 bill.
@@Rewind2608 you can email a picture to stuplubak@msn.com but even without seeing it, it sounds like circulation damage.