Super Rare One Hundred Dollar Star Note Low Print Run 128,000 !!!!!
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Low Print run, and common $100 Dollar star note. FYI: These notes are being stored in my safety deposit box at the bank.
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Just found a 2009a 100 dollar star note with a 124k print run as well! Cool find!!
Don't know where you got your info of 128,000 run size from - I looked this bill up and it has a run size of 3,200,000 with total print of 4,160,000
I have 2 in series star bills both uncirculated.
A friend came over with $1800 in 100's and we started looking, wasn't till the last 2 and then bam, I see a star, wait look another star, no wait look there in series! Aaand super crispy new. Anyway I bought them for 235 total. (Update, I sold those together for about 260. But after adding insurance and time out of my day to go mail it, not super worth it.) I was happy to be able to provide the service, lol!!
*I prefer $1.00 or $2.00 bills as I usually don't do insurance in them. *Plus hgher profit margins.
Funner too, occasionally I get a thousand $1's and come home and relax and inspect each one.
I would be careful with $100s otherwise this could become an expensive hobby, but maybe you are filthy rich. I would always pay attention to the condition, if it is from a low print run, and if it is a fancy serial number . If you are happy then that is what counts. I also have $200 non-low print run 100s. Good luck. I hope you subscribe for the journey.
@@ExpatriateAmerikaner i updated my post with basically that, that $100's are risky and then if you sell on ebay then paying to add insurance ruins your profit margin.
I've never come across a star note before. Usually replacement notes are issued with a special prefix (usually ZZ) on most currencies. I never realised that US currency was different in that regard. Great video! Subbed! I also collect paper notes and have featured a few on my TH-cam channel. Always great to meet a fellow collector! :)
In the US the star at the end of a note designates a replacement note. Yeah, I just learned this like 2 years back when I first started at the bank. I thought since I see a lot of cash maybe there is something to collect here that is valuable and I watched a video from Hidden Treasure Hunter (he is no longer with us on TH-cam because he passed away unfortunately from cancer). Only exchanged messages with the guy but he is the guy who got me into it. Nice to meet you too. I will have to check your channel out.
I definitely agree it's a great idea to keep an eye on the notes that pass through your hands. It's something I do religiously now given that there are many hidden gems out there that would past most people by. You're videos validate that theory. Sorry to hear of the passing of the Hidden Treasure Hunter, I'll try to look him up. Thanks for the great reply and I look forward to your next video!
I have six 100 dollar star notes runners . Any idea what they worth came straight from the bank ?? Would love some feedback
FFV face value@@probingtime
I heard some guy got a crispy 100 dollar star note from the bank that was a very low print and he auctioned it off for 15,000 grand.
cool thanks for responding... now this i have a ten bill from 1977 from Chicago starting with double 00 and its a shifted print on the back it has more white at the bottom less at the top... u think i might havw something. .its in near uncirculated condition.. clean ..no rips stains or nothing
Uncirculated would make it worth over face. Probably not a ton but a little bit. IN Europe you would even get more for older bills since their are less notes and many Ebayers won't ship to collectors in Europe. Afraid of getting burned, but I can tell you from my experience German Ebayers are more honest than American ones. A leading double 00 is really nothing. It has to have at least 5 0's to be considered low. If the next note that was printed can be seen on your bill then you have something special otherwise it is just a miscut and this was more common back then when the technology wasn't as good as it is today. Many notes that would now be sorted out were let through and the standards were a little more loose.
the note lookup site says that it was printed in may 2015. which is amazing that it took 6 years for the original note sitting in a vault before it was discovered to be in err and needing this replacement made.
I have a 2004A 50.00 star note has a run size of 64,000 and a total printed 64,000 it's in my star note collection along with a couple of hundred star notes only started a little over 2 years ago i say I'm happy what i found so far😉
Jose Santos pls, is old dollar still valid?
@@jenniekiki5583 yes old money still valid but some store's and banks won't except them?
@@jenniekiki5583 hold to old money if it's in great shape but if it's realy bad and wrinkled up or ripped then just try sell it on ebay that's what i did with the old one's in bad shape?
Nice finds! I love currency searching but rarely find any older bills that are that crisp.
Yes, bank strap searching is a cheap (almost free) awesome hobby. You really are saving the past from imminent destruction. I like your Username and living in Europe has its plus side. USD $ doesn’t circulate here and the Europeans keep their stuff nice (including money).
These bills are special because they're perfect yet you keep bending them around.
Since they are in plastic no hard creases or bends are being formed. At least I don't see any difference when I inspect the notes. Maybe at the microscopic or sub-atomic level there is some difference. You are right though. I do have a bad habit of moving my hands around and bending the plastic surrouding the note. The bend is so light however that no hard fold is happening. But don't get me wrong you are right. It would be better to just hold them on the edges. It is is equivalent to putting a note without a holder on your finger and letting it rest. Both sides are going to fold over, but if you put the note back down on a flat service no noticeable damage, waves, or folds will be evident. I promise I will be paying more attention in the future. I had someone else also comment.
I got a $100 star note from a 128,000 from my banker today!!! I was floored. Great condition, but circulated. I walked in and they had five bills waiting for me that the tellers had put aside. Yes, that will cost me a box of See's Candy.
Bill Stotts A more than fair trade. I think the teller deserves maybe even two boxes of candy. Glad to see a loyal viewer being rewarded by making connections with the people who have access to large sums of cash and see a lot of turnover in their drawers.
Great video and content. Keep up the great work. I subscribed.
Best,
ACI
I expected the 2006A to be the low print run note. I am the only one?
I never thought about this video being a cliffhanger. Thanks for checking out my video.
is a one dollar bill with the last number on the serial number raised worth money
I have also had bills with extra printing, and no, not generally, are these bills worth any extra money.
lol just pulled money from bank to get a use car. came across your video and checked the currency . JF125 * note. looks like yours.
It is from a run of 3.2 Million. Probably not much profit to be made but still fun to find. I love star notes. Let me know if you find any more and have fun searching.
American Abroad Collecting Currency Abroad 7
+American Abroad Collecting Currency Abroad I found one
I just 2400 in new 100 dollar bills. 2 of them have a star.
2009 serial # JF10929415
2008 A serial # LF03424198
Any luck here?
The condition on it is been passed along so it’s in pretty good shape not too good in between has a little staying in
Marvelous! Good job,thank you guys
No problem, and keep searching for those rare fancy serial numbers and star notes.
a little indication that the note is a replacement for one that was ruined during printing shouldnt increase the price of the bill..
Try finding one of these star notes let alone one from a low print run and you will be looking for a very long long time. Some people appreciate the rarity and collect paper money thus the collectibility factor.
I have 100 bill not with star but I don’t now how I can seal it
You can try selling it online with EBay, at your home bank, or at a currency exchange, but never at an Airport where it costs more.
What star in the rigth corner mean from $100. 00 bill?
This signifies a replacement note because a note got damaged during printing. Some are very rare. Not all.
THAT NICE RARE ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS !!
Thanks.
I have 5of 100s with star n a 20 n 5of 1s with star note if u want to buy them??
Thanks for the offer, but money is always tight, and I don’t purchase bills generally. I like hunting for them in straps and at work.
My 1st ever starnote I found was a 20$ bill * note with a print run of 160k all sheets, total run 160k , also the serial number was my birthday. Spooky. It’s worth around 200-300$ but I won’t sell it. Call it beginners luck.
The 2nd note you showed lb16102780* isn't worth much, maybe 110.00 to buy, but keep all star notes, because a stack of random star notes, can still bring in a few dollars. Your particular bill has a so-so rating, as it tells you, i believe the 1st one you showed is worth more, depending on the date, which you cannot read, and a lower serial #, and i didn't hear you say the year, so I'd double check the 1st one, nice find though.
where do you buy the plastic covers
I made a video about it. Lone Star Coin on EBay.
Depending how old the currency some banks still except old money but i would hold on to them find out first what they are worth then sell if you need to?
Yes, I keep them in the bank safety deposit box.
I have a nice crispy $100. star note......Isn't it funny, how cash is really WORTHLESS (merely an I.O.U,), UNTIL, we find the errors, and collectors who seek out certain types of cash eh?
WTF is a star note?
check out after the serial numbers most of the bills has a letter mins the state where printed some of them has no letter instead have a little star
Look up what is a star note. They are rarer replacement bills and some are very collectible.
Lol I just looked in my wallet...6 out of 7 100's were star notes...pretty clean from my bank yesterday.
I HIGHLY doubt that they were from a 128,000 run. You can look up your notes here: www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/lookup
@@ExpatriateAmerikaner .
Where can I look up sequential notes?
I just got one from the bank and it's a star note 2009 LE 00020876* 100 bill pretty cool and gotta say it's keeper!
It is always fun to find a star. Your note is from a full run of 3.200.000 notes. Unfortunately this works detrimental to the value. In crisp uncirculated condition you might get a little over face but probably after fees you would break even. Just being honest. If you hold onto it for a long time it might go up in value but many were printed for this series because the BEP (Bureau of Engraving and Printing) had so many problems with the new $100 and the blue security strip. You will probably lose money over time due to inflation. I would keep it if it doesn't do you to much financial harm until you find a note with a star that has a better serial number or is from a lower run. Most important I like your tenacity.
Wait wait wait, I have a 100 dollar star note and I went on the star note look up and it says Run Size: 128,000. Is that the same thing that you have? If so how much is it worth lol.
like 50+ or 1k if a good serial number and crisp
So I have two $100 bill with the serial nums are in line like 123 and 124 and a $100 bill star note
I would need to know the year and the entire serial number in order to tell you if you had something truly collectible.
you say it's a print run of 128,000 ?? how do you tell this . please explain. thanks
Star notes are printed in runs. Sometimes they are full runs 3.200.000 other times only a few million and anything under 640,000 is considered low or rare. There are even some where only 32,000 or 80,000 were printed. Here is a list and it shows you how to look it up. www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/tables
American Abroad Collecting Currency Abroad 640,000 thanks
128000 print run for the star print in May 2015, a few million star were printed between April-August of that year. See US papermoney.info
Man I thought they'd go for more than that..... Glad your happy with it though
Super rare....and worth EXACTLY 100 dollars
The 128,000 run is worth at least $200-$250. Look up low print runs on Ebay. Maybe you will learn something.
Wanting to ask American Abroad what to look for on the 2009 series A $100 dollar bill I have one that's in great condition just like his.. Thanks
Dear Bunny Hall. I am here to answer your questions. In order to serve you with the best possible service and answer I would need to know the full serial number, because many runs from certain districts are not rare and rather common, and others are on the other hand super rare.
Banks are not open and or friendly to coin/currency collectors in Maryland
If you have tried at your home bank and they were unreceptive then try a neighboring bank or maybe a Credit Union, which looks more out for the members. I am sorry to hear that you met such resistance.
Wow a hundred star note I only have 20s and 5s a 2 and a few ones nice
tony gilbert My collection also started small. Don’t give up.
I've got several packets of hundred dollar bill Star notes that run two or three numbers to His Highest 12 in series of notes
Come get me, I need a ride.
I found a $1 star note from an 80,000 run.
Cassi B. Holy Dollar Bill Batman! You are extremely lucky! Was it a $1 from San Francisco? Where did you find it?
I have a series 2009 bill with little ink on right side. It's not a fake 100 bill but it does have damage.
Nice, thank You for sharing.
Thanks. If anyone finds anything of value that helps them out financially or maybe gets them into the hobby then it was worth it. Gold could be in your wallet but in the paper form. Plus it only costs you face to pluck it out of your wallet.
I have a 2 dollar bill that the numbers are the forth of July 1932 or 1923 can't remember .
Nice find. I am assuming that 1876, 1926, and 1976, 2026 would be the key ones. All the Centenials. Still a nice find and spot and exceedingly rare to find in general circulation.
yea, they're worth a hundred bucks I hear.
Nominal value, yes. Collector value is more than face.
Nice find.
Thanks for the comment, view, and support, and appreciation for this hobby.
Nice. I have a series 2009 $2 star, NY district, print run of 128k.
Thanks. Did you find it in circulation or buy it?
Wow. Low serial star note for only $110. I would pay more for that.
Guess how many $100 star notes have been printed in the last 10 years? 192,000,000, yes 192 million. But you had the only 128,000 print run $100 star note on TH-cam so I uploaded a video of mine. Now there are two.
Just found one and donated to church, didn’t check the number though. It was a newer bill. I noticed it right when I was giving it out 😬
hey, I found a hundred dollar star note with the numbers & letters starting with ML 00236646* seres2013 is that worth anything or holding on to?
You do have a star note from a moderately low print run (640.000). You can look up star notes on „my currency collection star note look up“. In perfect condition I would assume it would bring around $125 and after EBay fees you might make a few bucks profit. I would keep it because there are no other ML runs, it is always worth $100, and it’s value will probably increase over time.
On the first note You have shown, I note the absence of the security strip(?).
Dear Leslie, I will have to look closer the next time that I am at the bank safety deposit box. It might be the case. Thanks for the observation and I hope that you have already subscribed to the channel!
I noticed that myself lol, that was a fake, the 2nd note as soon as he flipped that note straight up the USA strip was right in sight, good eye my friend lol
I know nothing about these is the age make this so rare or serial num?
Many factors play in. Condition is very important. The older the note the rarer, but print runs are also important. There are currency books telling you what notes to look out for. Stars are considered more collectible because of the rarity. I see a star usually 1 in every 100 or 200 notes. The star notes replaced damaged notes. And of course rare serial numbers like 29292929 or 77777777 or 86666668 can also increase the value. A good resource is cool serial numbers from Dave Undis. He explains what to look for and has even been featured in some news articles.
Question! What kind of bill holder are those? I kinda like them 👀
100 SuperSafe MODERN Archival Mylar Museum Grade Currency Sleeves Holder MG440. I buy them from lone star coin and here is the ebay link: www.ebay.com/itm/100-SuperSafe-MODERN-Archival-Mylar-Museum-Grade-Currency-Sleeves-Holder-MG440/261741262959?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
I have 33 billets with star
Found one that starts with 00 ends in 55 with a star . thanks for the tips ..
What is the entire serial number? Thanks for the question.
@@ExpatriateAmerikaner
Full s # ML 00345255 🌟 at end series 2013
If you ask for new $100 dollar bills samples from the federal reserve they will send you a few
I have a $100 dollar * note with a number LF00012045. Is this worth more than face value?
I am sorry to inform you that this is not a fancy serial number, is not from a low print run (
Dudes, the guy gives a link where you can look up if your star note is from a small run: www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/tables
Thanks, for being the only person who actually invests 10-15 seconds to look for the help and reference material I posted with this video. It is a great tool to use to quickly ascertain if you have a rarity. Thanks for the double support.
To lazy to cut that part out of your video
I have limited time. I work for a living. TH-cam is not my job. It is a hobby and to spark interest in this fascinating hobby.
Hi there, I have $20 dollar bill which is MF00003294* of 2013 year printed in Sheets, and it's 320k print run, how much would it worth considering it was relatively circulated?
I like so much your video, the Star* in any America bill is the new future for new Collects is spreading all around the world and already made is a catalog about star * only I can image what is going to be the value in the next 10 years. I saw one vidio two week ago and I geting into right away and already having two new bill $100 * 2009 UNC and one bill $50* So I going it for Thank you for this motivation video. My next move is get the catalog
Thank you Mr. Benchocron, I will cross my fingers and wish you lots of luck. Thanks for watching. Let me know if you have any questions.
It's not a secret if you're going to show us overall.
What should I keep secret? I want people to find rare money when they are paying in cash.
Banks aren't the best to keep things at
I know. That is why mine are in Switzerland in a bank vault. Switzerland is neutral. And will probably never be overrun.
Banks are there,not for your benefits, but for there own use....poor investment...
I have an 100$ * note with 3200000 print run is this of any intrest for you?
I’ve got a 100 Dollar Bill Store Notes. It is circulate it. How do you find out the worse or the rarity.
He i got this one JA 00381821 how much you think its worth imma put it on ebay.
Hello
My cousin have about 20,000 from this .. I don't know what that means ..
Can u explain that simply..
cause I don't speak English very good ..
:)
Talking about &100 star notes.How to know low run printing. I had $100 star notes of 40
With series number 2009, Jl , L12 very interesting.please tell ? Some $100 consequences too.
Google star note guid put in the year the serial number and denomination it will tell you if its low run or 3.2million run sometimes more?
The 100 dollar star note dont sell to well cause its a high note you 1$ your 5$ and your 10$ is where your money is at
For a 128,000 run I am sure there would be a bite on Ebay.
jonthan1985 howell and $2
Hello I JUST got one TO!!
Hey got a same bill with 555777666 star note
Where do you get them plastic sleves from. Buddy
I have a dollar bill star note and a 10 bill star note can you help me and let me no if there worth anything
I need to know the series (year) and serial number. Otherwise my currency collection star note look up can help you.
I have a similar one:
2009 A
LA 06132786 ⭐️
$100. Bill
A 1-( on left side.
Slight fold mark,center.
Have no idea 🤷 what it’s worth.
Also have about $340. In all denominations of U.S. Stars ✨
Another $320.+ of fancy numbers.
Have another $100. Bill with 6-#8’s and 2,+7.
I have a $100 dollar bill that the ink on the serial number is bleeding thru on the back side......I took it to a coin collector near me and it's definitely real currency but he didn't want to offer me anything because he said he had never seen or heard of any others and didn't want to gamble on value.....have you seen or heard of this
*Very nice bills.*
Thanks for the compliment and most importantly the patronage. I hope I can impress this community and light the spark that Hidden Treasure Hunter (RIP) lit for me.
I JUST FOUND ONE OF THE NEW YORK STARS YESTERDAY OMG! 2009 A a 100 dollar one It is in great condition too! How much is it worth if it is circulated, but barely any wear?
Star 🌟 Note teach you how to counting Christmas Trees 🌲 behind the FACE 😷
I had two $100 dollar star notes with low print run.first JL01443859 series 2009.
Second JL 01443861 series 2009.
Please tell me how much are they worth?
Thank for sharing.
Hello Hoa. Both bills are from a full run of 3,200,000 million, and unfortunately neither of the two have a fancy serial number. If you sold them on ebay (in perfect condition) you would probably break even. This means you should keep looking through your money and eventually you will find one of the rarer star notes or a fancy serial number. Good luck. Here is the website I use: www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/lookup
American Abroad Collecting Currency Abroad Thank you America collecting currency for replying.I will put them on eBay as soon as possible.
@@ExpatriateAmerikaner i hav 100$ mh28111818
How many sequential bills do I need to have in order to sell? I try & get hundreds when I can just for this. Don't have many, but if even worth a little more than face value, I will sell the few that I have! I actually hate hundreds as they are too easy to lose -say if you go food shopping.If any are worth anything I'd be beyond happy!
Sequential is not so important unless they are '' fancy serial numbers '', or are from a rare low print star run. Look up those two definitions and that will help you be able to decipher which bills are worth keeping.
Why is the second dollar bill rare? I don't understand. I don't see anything special about the serial number.
Hi American Abroad... I'm from Philippines I have collection of paper money of different country.. I want to preserve them for future and I want to ask if where I can buy that plastic holder? Thank you
First of all thank you for watching, second of all I am glad to see a fellow collector of banknotes. The problem is you need holders with different sizes if you have many different banknotes. I buy my holders for United States notes (look at the photo in the ebay link it says ''Current size US Currency)... www.ebay.com/itm/100-SuperSafe-MODERN-Archival-Mylar-Museum-Grade-Currency-Sleeves-Holder-MG440/261741262959?epid=510428350&hash=item3cf0feb86f:g:BDQAAOSwwPhWjoTN You can look for other sizes he sells and buy larger ones so they fit all your notes. Most important is that it is musuem quality and made with mylar otherwise it can damage your notes.
Thank you! I will look for that...
If a regular note has a 64,000 print run and a star note has the same, is the star note worth more?
I don't know of too many 64,000 runs. I have seen 640,000 runs. Yes, if theoretically the same amount of notes were printed the stars would be worth more unless for some reason the regular note had a fancy serial number. Many factors play in to the calculation.
American Abroad Collecting Currency Abroad Thank you!
I have a $100 star note, with a small tear at the bottom ( middle). How much do you think that worth? JL 105 serial number...yr 2007
If you want a star notes, just go too the bank and make an order
I don't think it is this easy. The cash distribution centers don't take special orders for star notes. The star notes just get shipped out. You can ask your bank, but I am not aware of a single bank where star notes can be ordered.
My friend has a $1 Star note, and a $100 note with the serial code 00000001
I am jealous. I have never found a serial number under 00000700. If your friend would sell it to you for $500 I would probably buy it. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Most star notes are not rare, but here is the website I use to look it up: www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/tables
I will pay $122 for it
I will buy them
Are all Star note bills worth more?
Not necessarily. It all depends on how large the printing run was (star note lookup is available online), and the condition, and the serial number. If you have a star on a perfect note with a fancy serial number, then you can say cha-ching. I hope this answered your question.
I think that star notes indicate that the bill is a replacement for one that was misprinted or damaged somehow in the printing process. They are pretty rare. Especially if there are sequential serials. It means they botched a whole run at the mint.
Star notes are not that common. I search sometimes $10-20,000 Dollars in 100s and sometimes I don't even find a single note. To have a star note from such a low run is unheard of, especially in this condition.
It does make sense, though, a low run of a brand new bill: They botched a whole batch. Sounds easy enough to do with new bills with new features added. Fortunately for the mint, it's only paper, so they just print more. I just watched a couple of other vids that suggest these aren't that hard to come by, someone had a whole handful they got from the bank.
These are now worth& 3,404.26
Hi, I have a star note which is a Series 2009 A #LC 00233309⭐︎ in uncirculated condition, is this rare?
There were 3.200.000 Million printed from this run so this is NOT a low print run unfortunately. The serial number is also not considered fancy. There are more $100's without star than there are with, but I don't think this note would have any premium after considering fees with ebay/paypal, and I don't think you would break more than even with a coin dealer. If you find them in the future here is a link to look them up. www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/100#2013
I have a $100 bill with a large star note in the upper right corner with pc inside the star; is it worth anything?
Please tell me, how do you know only 128,000 made? What else can I look for? Thank you for this video
Here is the website I use: www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/tables You look it up by denomination and year. All runs from 640,000 and less are considered from low print runs and usually carry a small premium depending on how rare, condition, and the serial number. I hope this helps. Also look for fancy serial numbers like radars 34988943 would be a radar or a repeater 12891289 would be a repeater but obviously a radar that is 12344321 would be highly desirable because it is also a ladder. I made a video about What is a fancy serial number: th-cam.com/video/QVpAalFDLs4/w-d-xo.html Good luck!
I have a &100.00 that looks new and has a serial number of LB 12345642D is it worth anything ?
Sooooo CLOSE!!!! You were 36 bills away from having a perfect ladder!!! If the bills were sequential (and maybe at an ATM) I would have kept withdrawing them until I got that note. If you randomly found it in change then you were close, but no cigar. Unfortunately this bill is not a keeper because close does not count. Only worth a $100.00, sorry.
No
Beautiful
Yes, rare money in a great condition has a magical look and feel to it. Almost like looking at a piece of art, and in some ways with the intaglio printing it is. I know you regularly watch and for this I am grateful.
Hello,
You said that the newer star note has only 125,000 made, but the Serial Number does not show that. How do you know what number issue it is if the Serial Number says something different?
I obviously don't know anything about collecting paper money, so help a brother out. ;-)
Thanks for sharing.
Star notes come from different series (year) and there are different print runs (how many sheets were printed to replace damaged or misprinted notes). The note in the video is from 2009 A series and is from the LB-6 (or sixth run). The BEP (Bureau of Engraving and Printing) only printed LB notes from the sixth run from LB16000001-LB16128000 making this note rare. The replacement notes are printed in blocks or runs of notes. There is a website. Here is the link: Every star note is listed going back to 1976. www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/tables
Those new 100 bill start note is not rare but is a start note
Many were printed (millions due to printing problems during production at the BEP). Very few exist from this run,
i gotta star note $5. Mint. How much that worth?
Dear Truth Speech, thank you for visiting my channel and I am glad that you are interested in finding rare money. Please tell me the year and serial number including all letters, then I can answer your question better.
I have 4 one dollar star notes from 2013 and the serial number is the same reading from left to right and right to left I have no clue how much they are worth can some one give me an idea
What would be the value for 3 $100 dollar LL6097064 and LL6097065 JL091539 all 2009 series
Please check the serial numbers with the LL. I am assuming the serial numbers ar LL 06097064* and LL 06097065*, and that they are from series 2009A which is a distinction. The 0's are important to identify the notes. Both are from a full print run of 3.2 Million and do not hold any premium. All JL* notes were from large full print runs of 3.2 Million making them common and NOT sought after. The JL notes are worth maximum $110-$115, you would lose money I am assuming after fees if you sold them on Ebay. Only if they were a fancy serial number would the JL's from 2009 be worth keeping.
i hv $100 , 1974 year. is it any worth?
Depends on condition and serial number. Generally non-star notes from circulation from 1974 are worth maybe $105 on a good day. Tough to find a buyer for such big notes. Hope this helped.
What about series of runs numbers in Star notes
Can add a little premium, and a lot of premium if it is from a low print run. Here is the link. Look them up under production tables, then denomination together with year or type it in (don't forget the star symbol). www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/lookup
you must be a hoot at party's :')
I hate social contact with people. I don't trust people. I am a recluse and a hermit and find most people uninteresting and boring.
can you informed me where you buy your money sleeves..