These are the top 10 small size notes that should make their way into your collection. Thank you to Evan Block for suggesting this list. Please check out his channel at / channel
I miss the days when American currency differed. Like there were many different types, Silver certificates, gold certificates, legal tender notes, national bank notes, etc. And they had cool unique designs on them. nowadays while still unique, don't hit the same as the pre-1995 and back.
While you may call this a must have for small bills collectors, you have several that are way out of my price range. I have 1 $50 bill that is a national currency and I have a $100 dollar bill that I have just because it is an older version. But $500,& $1000 dollar bill are way out for me to even tie up that much money is just too rich for my blood. I really have to go through my currency and inventory exactly what I have as basically if I see something I like and it’s the right price I will get it and just put with the rest of my money.
Small size paper currency was first proposed by US treasury secretary Franklin MacVeagh in 1909.WW1 caused the part of the 20 year delay. Although dated 1928,they were finally introduced on June 30,1929.
@@Stuplubakcurrency Very true as for the red seal 100s they are just so beautiful there’s nothing like it and I believe it’s like a savings bond like the $500 bill and will increase in value over time as well Your collection is so good I’m glad I found you on TH-cam
I know! They put out a new price guide while prices are still rising. People waited for years for the updated book an it’s out of date before it’s shipped.
Hello I have a $10 bill looks like a error of ink numbers or a serial number that runs across the face of the president. I received it from some that likes to collect currency. If you look close with a magnifying glass looks like the numbers are embedded in the money. Just wanted to know your thoughts. Thanks in advance
If you are talking about ebay, they have an entire catagory for nationals. Coins an paper money< U.S. Currency< National bank notes. If you are searching terms, try national currency.
I thank you for sharing your collection with us, I’m a coin collector, but because of my collective gene, I have a few paper examples. I appreciate your deep knowledge of paper currency Looking forward to your next installment
Ha! Collective Gene. I have had this since the 90’s when I was into baseball cards. That market crashed. I wish I would have started currency back then!
Is the KC block note rare because it’s from Washington DC? The production tables list 00000001 to 19200000 printed at DC with production resuming with 19200001 to 96000000 in Fort Worth.
Yes. The Washington note is the one listed at that price. Some collectors try to put together each block. There is nothing special about this particular block so there is nothing to differentiate it from any other note, like a star note for example. Considering that the lifespan of a single is around 7 months and this short print isn’t known, it’s quite difficult to find.
@@Stuplubakcurrency Cool, check your order for the delivery date and to make sure it wasnt cancelled such as not replying when they notify you of a delay on eta of delivery. Since there are actually some also shown in stock that can be ordered regardless, I assume they were able to fulfill all those that were already ordered now.
I miss the days when American currency differed. Like there were many different types, Silver certificates, gold certificates, legal tender notes, national bank notes, etc. And they had cool unique designs on them. nowadays while still unique, don't hit the same as the pre-1995 and back.
While you may call this a must have for small bills collectors, you have several that are way out of my price range. I have 1 $50 bill that is a national currency and I have a $100 dollar bill that I have just because it is an older version.
But $500,& $1000 dollar bill are way out for me to even tie up that much money is just too rich for my blood.
I really have to go through my currency and inventory exactly what I have as basically if I see something I like and it’s the right price I will get it and just put with the rest of my money.
I never quite caught the subtle differences between the federal reserve and national notes before 🤯 and how they were numbered.
Beautiful collections. Lucky you!
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Great top ten video.
Thanks!
wow! nice collection
Thanks a lot!
Cool lineup 😎
Thanks!
That Fantastic
Thanks!
Small size paper currency was first proposed by US treasury secretary Franklin MacVeagh in 1909.WW1 caused the part of the 20 year delay. Although dated 1928,they were finally introduced on June 30,1929.
Interesting. I know series doesn't imply the actual year but considering there is a large size 1917 series, I wonder how that went down.
One word: yup Red seal 100s the best
Had to make the list. Hard to believe the $1 red seal is worth more!
@@Stuplubakcurrency Very true as for the red seal 100s they are just so beautiful there’s nothing like it and I believe it’s like a savings bond like the $500 bill and will increase in value over time as well Your collection is so good I’m glad I found you on TH-cam
My collection is still sort of the very expensive large and small bills with a few in between but I think I’ll get there one day
@@apalboi1985 I agree. Way undervalued right now.
Nice group of notes. I was going to ask are there any other experimental notes besides the R S and web notes?
I'm not aware of any others that were released for circulation. If you hear about any, let me know!
Stu: here's my top 10 small notes
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Lol😂 I didn’t forget him!
Nicely done! Prices are ridiculous now
I know! They put out a new price guide while prices are still rising. People waited for years for the updated book an it’s out of date before it’s shipped.
@@Stuplubakcurrency do u have a link? Man. I'm so late to the hobby. Lol
@@MetroCollectablesandvlogs Amazon has the book. You can check my book review on it for the specs. It’s also on eBay. Paper Money of the United States
@@Stuplubakcurrency for sure, thank you
I have a National Note from the only bank in my county to issue them
Cool! You can see how people can look for a long time to find an individual bank!
Hello I have a $10 bill looks like a error of ink numbers or a serial number that runs across the face of the president. I received it from some that likes to collect currency. If you look close with a magnifying glass looks like the numbers are embedded in the money. Just wanted to know your thoughts. Thanks in advance
You can email me a picture
SS note 😅😅😅 so any way ty for great sharing bills
Thank you for always watching!
What would be the best search terms if you want to find a national bank issued note?
If you are talking about ebay, they have an entire catagory for nationals. Coins an paper money< U.S. Currency< National bank notes. If you are searching terms, try national currency.
I thank you for sharing your collection with us, I’m a coin collector, but because of my collective gene, I have a few paper examples. I appreciate your deep knowledge of paper currency
Looking forward to your next installment
Ha! Collective Gene. I have had this since the 90’s when I was into baseball cards. That market crashed. I wish I would have started currency back then!
@@Stuplubakcurrency yeah, back then I was into basketball and football cards, still have a tote full
Ha Ha
@@bigo2032 I hear ya. I bet there are 50k in my garage!
Is the KC block note rare because it’s from Washington DC? The production tables list 00000001 to 19200000 printed at DC with production resuming with 19200001 to 96000000 in Fort Worth.
Yes. The Washington note is the one listed at that price. Some collectors try to put together each block. There is nothing special about this particular block so there is nothing to differentiate it from any other note, like a star note for example. Considering that the lifespan of a single is around 7 months and this short print isn’t known, it’s quite difficult to find.
@@Stuplubakcurrency That makes sense. Every block is a giant collection and extremely difficult.
How about the 1933 $10 silver certificate..
Awesome note but crazy rare. Good luck!
You should do a video just describing gold certificates
I like the idea but I don't have 10 of them. I will see what I can come up with.
...Guess what was finally delivered today? Paper Money of the United States 22nd edition.
Sweet! I will be keeping an eye out for mine !
@@Stuplubakcurrency Cool, check your order for the delivery date and to make sure it wasnt cancelled such as not replying when they notify you of a delay on eta of delivery. Since there are actually some also shown in stock that can be ordered regardless, I assume they were able to fulfill all those that were already ordered now.
@@DataDragon00 ok, thanks!
Man oh man I got some work to do. I need the 1,000 the 500, the “s” and “r”, and the nationals
Get the R and S before they sky rocket!