CASHIER FINDS RARE MONEY! | Check Your Wallet For This Valuable Currency | JD's Variety Channel
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- I was a cashier for several years, and found lots of paper money worth more than face value. Be sure to check your currency for potentially valuable bills!
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Nice video, very cool finds! Two things to point out, one is that star or replacement notes don't have the same serial number as the bill they're replacing, and secondly, a brief explanation for the dates that have a letter after them: the dates on paper currency don't work like coins and aren't changed every year, instead you get a "series" date, and back in the day you would get a letter A-Z for each year after the series started, so 1957 would just be "1957", 1958 would be "1957 A", 1959 would be "1957 B" and so on. So your 1957 A note is actually from 1958!! Cheers, good luck, and happy hunting!!
Not a gold certificate
They had a gold seal
Yellow seal was a North Africa series printed in $1 $5 and$10
For use by GI's during WW2
They used the same colour for them. Same thing with the National bank notes, and the Hawaii overprint notes
I always find it surprising when I see a bill that has been written on by someone. Who would write on money??????
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Back in high school I worked at one of the local food joints, one day an older gentleman came in and paid for his food with a 1928 $5, red seal. Wasn't gunna let that slip away, bought it from the register, still have it to this day. Probably not worth much since the bill itself is pretty browned from age, but its still really cool.
Edit: Just looked at it again from looking at yours, but mine is entirely different, where yours has the big "5" on the left hand side of the note, mine has the red seal there.
I check my change every time. here in the UK we have plenty of anniversary coins. etc. I've got about 20 quid (that's slang for British pounds) in coins, and it's worth approximately 3-4 times that. no paper though. although if you google engraved 5 pound note for the UK. they're worth 50,000!
An "antique store" gave me back a silver quarter. They knew absolutely nothing about anything, especially pricing and items were JUNK! Got a S. Cert in change as well that was almost unc.
dude i got into collecting currency a few years ago when i randomly got a $10 1963A Star Note at a gas station in West Virginia while on vacation. I immediately recognized it as something unique and have been searching ever since - amazing channel btw
Your values on these notes is insane. The condition is not even close to what people will pay money for.
I've seen better condition bills come out of my washing machine.
A girl I work with said that she use to work in retail and a teenager tried paying with a 5-dollar silver certificate. She said she finally talked him out of it and told him to not to spend it.
I just came from the coin shop yesterday,funny you would discuss old bills today. My brother worked at a gas station in the 70's and has many gold and silver certificate dollars he collected while working there. I generally dont check my bills. I did see the coin shop had many mint defect coins for sale $6 each or something like that. I ended up buying $100 worth of .999 one oz silver rounds and squares. I save them as investments only. I do have a list of coins that go with my other collections that I need to buy or get to go into my collection. I like to cash in my coins I collect to the bank then go buy more silver. I hate having loose change but still save it in an old cashew glass decanter. I must have well over a $100 in coins in that thing. We used to roll them and use the money to go on trips out west.
scott firman I really enjoyed what you just said sounds like me in my experience growing up in Las Vegas: red and blue seal currency from the family business cash register and saved them in the nineteen-seventies that's when I got into this as a hobby.
Great bills JD! I have a nice collection of bills dating back to the 1890s. If you wanna check it out, I'll leave a link in this comment thread. thanks, I really liked this vid. please do more if you find more!
Nice finds, My Aunt found a 1950 $5 bill in mint condition and gave it to me.
Thank you for educating us! I like these kinds of videos and you do a good job on them.
JD Thank you for all of your videos your channel is my new favorite!
Love your videos man!! Always something interesting...keep up the good work!
I have a friend who is a waitress. She got a strange coin in a tip. It was a state coin on one side and a one dollar coin on the other. She sold it to a Dallas coin dealer for a very large amount. Only seven known to exist. Hers made eight
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Great video and wish you and your loved ones a Happy New Year!
I work Part Time at Dollar General, and i do the same thing, i have a ton of old coins, gonna start looking for the bills now!
Congrats on 40,000 subs man!
Thanks guys! And I got your PM. I'll be in touch soon. Having a busy week. Happy new year! :)
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wow what are the odds, after watching this opened my wallet to find a 1 dollar star note
To my knowledge, I don't believe star notes have the same serial number as the bill they replace. Also, I don't believe that the series number is the age of the bill. I think it's the "series" age. Meaning it could be newer. A series 1950 dollar bill could be printed in 1955. If I'm wrong, please correct me.
Your right . Check the Treasury Secretary signature . C. Douglas Dillon did not take office until 1963 but his name appears on 1950 series bills
love looking at old bills .nice finds.
Great video JD very educational, May try a few batches this winter when the weather's too bad to dig,hh
As a cashier at taco bell I found a 1953 blue certificate 5 which my manager took, and I found 2 oldschool 20s from the 60s in perfect conditon but my manager slightly ripped one to see if it was real because our safe wasnt accepting the old 20s. The money I was able to get is a 1950 $10 bill, a 1918 wheat cent and a 1902 Indian head cent. This is from only working one day a week because I have another job
Nice finds. Indian head cents are pretty rare to find in pocket change these days. I only ever found one. Wheat cents still pop up fairly commonly, but a 1918 is a pretty old one.
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JD's Variety Channel I once found a 1901 Indian Head cent in pocket change
Your manager is nuts.
Enjoyed the video, a lot of great info and tips. Do you also keep any eye out for "radar bills"?
thanks dude u got me into collecting again. I had some rare stiff sold it to pay bills best find was a blue seal I think with a star on it also it was rare and mint condition got very good money for it wish I still had it cause I think I got around 1800 for a 10 or 20. bill and that same note is worth 3xs that . I'll have to go through old pics to let u see it. blue I was young with kids and all so was laid off and needed money for bills . got it but I'm sure I could of got like 10k for it now maybe less but it was old also.
That 10 is not in fact a gold certificate as gold certificates had yellow seals. That is still just a normal federal reserve note. It's just that the obligation clause present on all federal reserve notes back then just so happened to say "redeemable in gold on demand at the United States treasury, or in gold or lawful money at any federal reserve bank" The obligation clause on gold certificates say "this certificate is a legal tender in the amount thereof in payment of all debts and dues public and private". They removed the gold part of the obligation clause in 1934, and then changed it outright in 1963 where it became the one we know today "this note is legal tender for all debts public and private".
That's Some Really fancy tolite paper you got There!👍
Great Job! Now let's light up some cigars with those bucks and make it rain at the club!
Thanks!! I learned a lot!!
So if u do have like a star note where do you sell it?
I have a huge stack of $1 silver certificates in near mint condition with lots of the serial numbers in order. My great great grandma owned a little store from 1930 to 1999 when she passed away. Also she left me tons of other collectible coins as well like a paper bag full of mercury dimes. I've never counted them but there has to be over a thousand in the bag. Does anyone think this might be worth anything?
Ill buy them from ya?
Wow. Great video I learned a lot. Thanks for making it
Darn nice of you to share. Nice job. Jeff
I learned a lot Jon, thanks.
Watching this made me remember about Hidden Treasure Hunter... Guess he died of Cancer, didn't realize that. Such a young numismatist and huge in the community. Even scarier is that he died in the morning, on my 18th birthday this year.
I got two consecutive serial numbered star notes in my change the other day.. do you know if they'd be of high value since they are consecutive serial numbers?
Very educational I'm a novice when it comes to coins and paper money I have found Confederate money in circulation I don't know that is odd or what. Also some old African coins and South American coins I've also found some Chinese money in circulation. Yeah I've learned a lot from you I look every time now.
JD, there is a book, Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales, if you'd like to get after the James' Gang gold let me know.
I found a 1977 $50 star note. best believe i held onto it!
hey JD u should do another "coin bag" hunt like with the mercury dimes but with other coins such as penny's,nickels, etc.
Just looked through my pocket money and found a 2008 $20 star note..LOL Thanks JD!!!
Thanks for the information great videos have a nice holiday happy new year
I work at a liquor store full time and i find so much shit it’s amazing. Im always exchanging money for rare bills/coins
Are the older currency bills still accepted or legal for the public to use?
I'm a new subscriber, and I have really enjoyed the 2-3 videos I have seen on your channel. I plan on going back to watch some of your archived videos. I have a question, and I'm sorry if you covered this already in a past video, but is there a soap or cleansing solution that you would recommend to soak dirty coins in to clean them without rubbing them? Would you be willing to cover this in an upcoming video if you have not done so already? Thanks and keep up the great work. You will be up there with NuggetNoggin and Beau Chigg in a New York minute!
Thanks for the kind words. I can tell you that soaking pennies in olive oil for days/weeks can help remove stubborn dirt naturally, and preserve the coin more. Works for copper/bronze coins. There also a peroxide boil method that is amazing on those types of coins. It's tricky when it comes to nickels and silver. Normally I just rinse them with water to remove loose dirt and pat dry. You can always shine them up with bake soda or many other cleaners, but it will generally decrease the value if it's a rare coin. So I don't recommend it.
One time my mom bought food at the mall and In change she got back a Silver Certificate! Awesome!
Ya right bruh
I have 3 star notes
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Hi, I was wondering how much that $1 bill with the blue seal is worth? I had one of those for years.
I also had an indian head coin with the front being silver colored and the back side was copper. Any idea what it could have been? I think it had an eagle on the back and it was probably a penny or a dime, I can't remember. Unfortunately I lost them both in a storage unit three years ago.
JD's Variety Channel hay my pop pop has at least 500,000 dollars in worth in old dollars and coins that are very old
JD's Variety Channel hay what would a 1956 1$ be worth
+Awesome Gamer Could you check that date? The US didn't print any 1956-dated $1 bills. The closest dates would be 1957 and 1963.
+LuSeal Rooks Wow! You almost never see money that old still in use, but $50 bills don't circulate a lot and sometimes old ones still show up. Most $50 bills from the 1950s aren't worth much more than face value unless they're in really decent shape. OTOH if it doesn't show a lot of wear OR has a little "E" next to the date, it could be worth as much as $75 or $80 retail. A dealer would offer less, of course.
Most bills didn't have "In God We Trust" on the back until the early 1960s, so an older bill without it is normal. As far as the border is concerned, standards for cutting paper bills were pretty lax back then. If the whole image shows and isn't cut off on one edge, unfortunately it doesn't add any extra value.
I like the informative Video about Paper currency very cool,and Happy New Year to you
Very interesting. Thanks for the lesson.
The bills you don't keep, what do you do with them, take them back to the bank and ask for a different stack, I don't use paper money much these days as I did 20 years ago but I do check for silver certificates and the different color seals when I use cash, how do you go about asking at the bank for stacks of one's without looking weird lol.
I have a 2 dollar bill with an almost blue-ish color to it and it has a blue seal as well. Any ideas on what thats worth?
I got a few Silver certificates back as change while in high school. I guess some kid go into his parents collection and used them for lunch.
I have $5 Bill with the yellow seal, and my wife worked in a bank a brought home an old $100 Bill with the red seal in excellent condition. I forgot to put it away,and she used it for groceries. However I have a $10 bill never folded straight from the bank it's in an envelope now it's dated I think 1976, and the back of the bill,was printed on the front. I keep it in my safe. It's basically uncirculated.
Thank you! Where do you sell them?
Hey hope you are having a good day, been finding more coins. Blessings
How do you get old stacks to search? I can only get new serial stacks form my bank. Should I stay away from big national banks or does it really not matter. Just can't find out stacks of money to search.
The current video on the "Hoover Boys" channel shows Kurt buying 2 dollar coins from the cashier at the "qwickie mart".
One turns out to be a Morgan Silver Dollar. I could never be that lucky.
I feel ya Nick Haas
The bill that was printed crooked wasn't printed crooked. Serial numbered bills above 96000000 were printed in sheets of 32 bills and were sold that way to collectors. Evidently someone cut the sheet by hand and probably cut it crooked on purpose to sell it for more than face value. I've seen this done before. All sheets of currency that are printed and sold as sheets are the high serial numbers of 96000000 and above. These sheets were intended for collectors and sold as sheets by the US mint. You can look it up online. I have quite a few sheets myself and all serial numbers are high. Keep up the videos and HH.
Thank you for explaining the difference.
heh ive found so many old coins at my job at holiday, some highlights, 1901 indian head penny and a buffelo nickle from 1937 to steel coins form 1943 and even some silver dollor notes!
Great job on the vid man!i too collect the bills.im surprised how much people will pay for certain serial numbers.gl&hh
Great job on 40,000 subs man
Great channel. Really interesting about the notes
I have a 5 dollar bill that instead of green writing or green stamp to the right of abes face is red too how much would that be worth roughly
Congratulations on the 40k bud, it amazes me how old some of the circulating cash is over there , our UK currency is changed and messed with quite a lot. Plastic notes now lol
Jddubber engraved fiver from a miniature artist. 50k ! oh and don't forget the mayhem that happens on eBay over new fivers
fpdiscopenguin oh I know, I got sick of hearing how much is my ak47 fiver worth lol. keep checking for the engraving though
Jddubber I am surprised we havent gone to plastic bills also. The process of making dollars out of rag cloth is going up to the point its going to cost more to make the dollar than what the dollar is worth. That is the case of pennys,yet they still make them,and out of a garbage metal,much like the romans did just before the fall. It was so bad,soldiers would defect because no one would honor the coins that the rulers face was printed on. They tried hiring german conscripts but eventually many joined the other side because the pay was better. Thus Rome was open for invasion from mogals and other marauding armies.
Jddubber check out the artist. he works late at night and between heart beats! I saw some of his work at a gallery.
scott firman I find modern UK pennies that are totally rusted. 1971 to 1980 they all seem to be fine. if a little pink. modern coins in UK are just plated copper
I got a few red seals on two dollar bills what should I do with them
Great education thanks
I actually have a 1928 $2 with a red seal. Grandpa gave it to me when I was little. No idea what it's worth tho it's in kinda okay shape
Thank you so much !
AWESOME!!!
at 8:03 i have same note its not worth anything i have 5 in order never folded?
Great collection!
Awesome video! The paper money that says it can be turned in for gold, can it still be turned in for gold? All the very best to you!
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Nope , that's all history now.
USA is no longer on a Gold Standard ... not even on a Petrol~Standard.
USA is now on a Iraqi Resource Standard. What? Yeah imagine that. Look it up. Find out for your self.
I have 3 1936 red ink 2$ bills that I pulled during a job years ago. I just thought they were interesting never knew they were worth more than 2$.
Fun!
Thank U 4 this fantastic information.
Cool
love the videos. what type of camera do you use? it has a great picture
JD are there any particular years of the paper money to look for? What's the year that's considered "old"?
I believe the $1 note with a serial number that starts with 999 came from a full sheet and was cut to make a fake error note.
I'd like to point out that people can buy sheets of uncut dollars or 2 dollar bills and can cut it themselves. Is there a way to know if it was cut by the govt or by a citizen?
Hay I would like info on the 2 dollar bill I have 8 of them from 1976 my friend at work got them as a payment for his delivery a video on those notes would be great please an thank u
Hi I find your program interesting and my question is I had to read coins when dating back to 1800s 1887 to be exact and I would like to know how do I go about finding out it's foggy now I've taken him to a place will personally want to give me $20 for and I brought it back home, I'm looking for a reliable collect
Thank you
Cool video!
I just got a 20$ star note earlier today for my birthday :D 👌🏻
This happened to me in the year 2013 I went to a chase bank and I was looking for old bills money and the bank teller told me we have 2x 1934 $500 dollar bills someone gave it up and I told the bank teller I will take the $500 dollar bills so I gave a $1,000 in $100 dollar bills and I got 2x $500 dollar bills and conditions is extremely fine about uncirculated brand new crisp so I went to a coin shop and I sold them each $500 dollar bill for $800 dollars each so in total $1,600 I got but I really miss the $500 dollar bills so much!
The money you sold was backed by gold,all other paper money is worthless.
Nice!!!!
Could you not get a good return on the consecutive notes? If sold as a pair I thought you would?
Good video thanks for sharing!
Not unless they were star notes. There's so many UNC $1 bills out there. People can buy sealed packs of 100 sequential bills quite easily.
JD thank you for videos.
Enjoying your video
I had one of those kinds of 20s. I used it to buy a milky way.
Good to know.
In getting a silver certificate star note which is even better to find:)
those miscut errors are typically worthless with newer years as you can miscut an uncut sheet yourself
The one dollar bill which you said is diagonally miscut is not an error. The dollar bills with serial numbers beginning with 999 come from uncut sheets. There's unethical people who miscut these sheets to dupe people into paying big bucks for worthless curiosities.
And, the bill you claim is a gold certificate is not. A Gold Certificate will say 'Gold Certificate' where your note has 'Federal Reserve Note'. When this bill was placed into circulation the US was still on the gold standard and exchangeable for gold coins until 1933. Then the US went off the gold standard and it became illegal to own gold coins unless they had collector value.
does anyone know what a 1928 D red seal red letter 2 Dollar bill is worth the seal is on the left side of the bill
Are Barr notes worth anything I found one in my change so I kept it