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LOW
SERIAL NUMBERS We consider a low serial number a note with Six or more Zero's before the serial number. 000000XX ( Under Ten Thousand. ) The first #200 notes are normally destroyed on a block run. Or star note run. The serial #00000002 (non star) is normally used as a test sheet, (After series 1981). The BEP will stop the press and inspect the sheet. Proper alignment, ink, plates if there all a go to begin the printing process. At serial #20000 the press is stopped again. Serial's ending with five or more zero's are also test sheets. 98 percent of the time they are replaced with star notes. The First District printed of each block ending with an (A) Suffix Serial #1 note (non star) is now stored at the BEP since the 2003A Series. With normal printing block runs exceeding 96000000 Million. Finding a serial number under 10000 is very tuff to come by, let alone Gem Uncirculated. FlASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated Modern Serial #1 notes were Selling for $3000.00 |
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1934
L.G.S |
$100.00
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P.M.G
#66EPQ |
D00000001*
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
SOLD |
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| Clearly
one of the finest, if not best looking serial #1 star notes that has
ever been printed. Hand cut, superb gem. 1-2 known on 1934
$100.00's other is a VF. |
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1934
L.G.S |
$20.00
D |
CH-AU |
C00000001A
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$17,000.00 |  |
| A
very nice early light green seal serial one note. Small smudge keep
this note from choice uncirculated. |
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1934
L.G.S |
$10.00 |
P.M.G
#58EPQ |
C00000001A PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT | $17,000.00 |
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| Goes
really nice with the $20.00 above. A light green seal early series
SERIAL #1. GO AHEAD FIND ANOTHER? |
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1974 |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#63PPQ |
D00000001C
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| A
choice uncirculated graded serial one note. Pure paper quality to boot. |
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1988A |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
65PPQ |
G00000001B
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$SOLD | |
| A
chicago graded gem uncirculated serial one note. What more! |
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2001 |
$10.00 |
GEM |
CC00000001B PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT | $SOLD |
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| More
small size serial #1 notes in our
Silver Certificate section. |
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1963A |
$10.00 |
P.M.G
#65EPQ |
C00000002B
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$2425.00 |
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| Low
serial #2.... do not want to spend $7500.00 on a serial #1..... this is
the ticket. |
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1996 |
$100.00 |
VF |
AE00000004*
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$1550.00 |
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| Incredible
single digit serial #4 star note. Rare to find on a one hundred dollar
denomination. |
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2001 |
$50.00 |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
CE00000005*
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$3200.00 |
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| Only
640k printed. BEP made these notes into sets. Only SERIAL'S 301 to
#2300 were released. This note should of never went to private hands.
RARE |
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1999 | $20.00 |
GEM-CU | BL00000005A SAN FRAN DISTRICT | $800.00 | |
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2006 |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#50PPQ |
HF00000006C
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$1000.00 | |
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digit on serial on a $100.00. Even better it's an Atlanta District note. |
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2003A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#45PPQ |
FF00000006B
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$950.00 |
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| Single digit serial six on the sixth
district of this big head $100.00 |
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1999 |
$100.00
T |
CH-CU |
BF00000006A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$2700.00 |
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| Matching
sixth district on the one hundred dollar federal reserve note. |
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1974 |
$5.00 |
P.C.G.S
#64PPQ |
F00000015D
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$155.00 |
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| A
Fifteen.....in a third party holder. |
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2001 |
$50.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
CE00000010*
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$2000.00 |
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| Serial
#10 star on a big head fifty. In a 67 holder!~ ONLY 640,000
stars printed. |
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2004A |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S#68PPQ |
GA00000010*
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$1500.00 |
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1999 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
BL00000012A SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT | $675.00 |
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| Matching
district to the serial number. |
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1928
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$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#62PPQ |
D00000025A
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$1225.00 | |
| Low
serial number twenty five coming from the top of the third sheet. The
first serial number twenty five printed on a small size twenty. |
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000030F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$160.00 | |
| Seven
zero's! An even serial thirty. |
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2004 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
EC00000031D
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$160.00 |
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1993 | $20.00 | GEM-CU | E00000040F RICHMOND DISTRICT | $160.00 | |
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000044F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$160.00 |
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1999
SET |
$5.00/$10.00/$20.00 |
GEMS |
SERIAL
X00000045X ALL DISTRICTS + 2 (14 TOTAL) |
$1700.00 |
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| #12
Note BEP District Set ALL SERIAL #45. A-L DISTRICTS 1999 $20.00 BL00000045A-1999 $10.00 FRN BL0000045A
#14 SERIAL
X00000045X |
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1995 |
$1.00 |
GEM |
L00000045F SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT | $115.00 |
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2004 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
EC00000047D
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$160.00 | |
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1995 |
$1.00 |
GEM |
D00000052L
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$115.00 |
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2006 |
$1.00 |
GEM |
E00000055D
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$125.00 |
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000060F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$160.00 | |
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1969 |
$1.00 |
GEM |
H00000066A
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$125.00 |
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2006 |
$1.00 |
GEM |
E00000066H
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$125.00 |
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1928 |
$500.00 |
AU |
H00000069A
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$4300.00 |
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| Serial #69 on a 1928 $500.00. Coming from the St louis District. How this was saved in high grade, who knows? 66,000 printed. | ||||||||
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1928 |
$500.00 |
P.M.G
#20 |
F00000070A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$4000.00 | |
| Super low serial number #70. On a 28 series $500.00. What a re the chances.... Just 69,000 printed. | ||||||||
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000070F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$155.00 |
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1988A | $1.00 | GEM | H00000076B ST LOUIS DISTRICT | $115.00 |
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2001 | $10.00 | GEM | CC00000076B PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT | $165.00 | |
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000077F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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2004/2004/2001 | $20.00 | GEMS | CE00000086D/EC00000086D/EC00000086C | $490.00 |
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| 3 $20'S All the same low two digit serial number! eighty six. What a trio! | ||||||||
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2001 |
$10.00 |
GEM |
CC00000088B
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$225.00 |
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| Lovely first generation big head ten. | ||||||||
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000088F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$160.00 | |
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2004A |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
GE00000089B
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$250.00 |
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1993 |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
E00000090F
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$150.00 |
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2004A | $20.00 | GEM | EC00000097D
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$150.00 |
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2004A |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S#69PPQ |
GA00000100*
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$875.00 |
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| Boston
district serial #100 star in a 69ppq holder! WOW |
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2006 |
$5.00 |
GEM |
IE00000200A
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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| Even
serial #200..... Seven zero's! Goes great with serial #2000. |
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1999 |
$100.00
T |
GEMS
|
BB00000211-212*
STAR PAIR |
$1100.00 |
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1999 | $100.00 | GEM | BB00000299-300* NEW YORK DISTRICT | $1050.00 | |
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2004 | $20.00 | GEM | EC00000300D
PHILADELPHIA |
$150.00 |
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1999 |
$10.00
T |
GEMS
T |
BL00000301-400A
*FULL PACK* |
$6600.00 | |
| 1999
Series ten dollar bep banded pack. Well worth $75.00 a note. #100 notes
in count. #2 Notes #324-325 were replaced with STARS.- 1999
$10.00 BC*' |
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1969 |
$5.00 |
P.M.G
#65EPQ |
H000000388*
ST LOUIS *STAR* |
$90.00 |
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| Low serial number St Louis STAR. Nice
looking gem grade. |
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2004 | $20.00 | GEM | EC00000400C PHILADELPHIA | $150.00 |
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1950 |
$5.00 |
CH-CU |
G00000400A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$100.00 |
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| Small
mark next to portrait. Nice note overall. Low serial, early series. |
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2004 | $20.00 | GEM | EC00000500C PHILADELPHIA | $150.00 |
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2004 | $20.00 | GEM | EC00000700C PHILADELPHIA | $150.00 |
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2004 | $20.00 | GEM | EC00000800C PHILADELPHIA | $150.00 |
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2004 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
EC00000900C
PHILADELPHIA |
$150.00 |
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2004A |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
GA00001000*
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$650.00 |
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2006 |
$5.00 |
GEM |
IF00002000A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
|
| Purple
five with an even low serial #2000. Lovely |
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1999 | $100.00 | GEM | BC00004000A PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT | $355.00 | |
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1999 | $100.00 | GEM | BC00005000A PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT | $400.00 | |
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HIGH RARE SERIAL NUMBERS We also consider a RARE serial number that has not been printed since 1981 Series with Six or more Zero's after the serial number. These notes have not been seen since 1981 Series. Changes from there printing presses resulting in this. Bep printing process will not allow these notes to come forward, they are replaced with star notes within the packs. FlASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated Modern 10000000 STAR sold for $4000.00 |
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1988A |
$1.00 |
GEM |
H00030000B
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$100.00 |
|
| Not
a high rare serial number, but having seven zero's present is still
tuff. |
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1963A |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#62PPQ |
F09000000E
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$725.00 | |
| A
serial NINE MILLION. Find another! Tuff serial number this high on a
frn. Nice choice grade to boot. |
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1950 |
$20.00 |
VG |
J20000000A |
$SOLD |
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| Gem
uncirculated would cost you $2000.00. Here's an affordable one.
20 million serial number. |
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1969D |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#62PPQ |
K50000000A
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
|
| Even
FIFTY MILLION. They stopped printing these and are very tuff to come
by. RARE NOTE! |
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1977 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#63PPQ |
K90000000A
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$2250.00 |
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| Even
NINETY MILLION. Last 90 million serial number of the set to acheive.
RARE no longer printed SERIAL NUMBER. |
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SOLID SERIAL
NUMBERS/SEMI SOLID SERIAL NUMBERS Would you call this the Perfect RADAR? Unlikely, but twenty years ago that's what they were called. The serial number ended both ways. Today there call SOLID'S. A Solid serial number must consist of EIGHT digit's being the same. With 1's , 7's, 8's, 9's , being the most popular. Prices can jump all over. Depending on Denomination, Series. $2.00-$50.00-$100.00 are always in demand. There tuff to come by. Solid 9's on any denomination of FRN'S is downright RARE. $25,000.00 is the going rate on an FRN. Semi Solid's are mainly used as either a low serial or if your trying to but a progressive set together 00000333-00003333-00033333. FLASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated Modern Solid Serial Numbers were selling for $800.00. |
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2004 |
$20.00
|
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
EB11111111E
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$1950.00 |
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| A
superb gem uncirculated SOLID 1'S.....What more could you ask for? |
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1928A |
$5.00 |
CH-CU | G11111111A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$27,500.00 |
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| Original,
Near GEM. The best solid serial number you could want. First solid
serial number known on Small Size FRN Us Currency. Unreal......By
far. |
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1928A |
$5.00 |
AU |
G33333333A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$7400.00 |
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| One
of three known FOR THE ENTIRE 28 series, All Denomintions...... A rare
and historical SOLID SERIAL NUMBER. |
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1963 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#68PPQ |
B33333333A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$2475.00 | |
| Solid
3's serial number..... bearing a 68ppq grade. |
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2004A | $10.00 |
PMG #66EPQ | GF33333333B ATLANTA DISTRICT | $SOLD | |
| Lovely
big head ten solid 3's. A nex
generation note. |
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2006 |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#69PPQ |
IB33333330-9C
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$3975.00 | |
| #10
Consecutive notes with SOLID 3'S.
All Superb Gems. Highest graded 10 Note set Available.
#67PPQ =2
#68PPQ =7 #69PPQ =1 SOLID 3'S |
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2001 | $50.00 | GEM | CA00044444A BOSTON DISTRICT | $365.00 | |
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2006 | $100.00 | GEMS | HB00004444E-HB00004444F | $750.00 | |
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2006 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
G44444444F
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$1650.00 |
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| Solid
serial number 4's.....LOVELY gem example. |
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2003 |
$5.00 |
P.M.G
#66EPQ |
DF44444444A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$1650.00 |
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| Solid
fours on an early big head design. Tuff serial number on a big head
$5.00. |
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1993 |
$50.00 |
P.C.G.S
#55 |
G44444444A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| Only
about 6 known small head solid serial numbers on $50.00's exist in
total. RARE NOTE. |
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1993 |
$1.00 |
GEM |
H00066666B ST LOUIS DISTRICT | $75.00 |
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2003 |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S #55 | DF77777777A ATLANTA DISTRICT | $SOLD |
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| 7'S
are wild. A full $100.00 dollar frn with a straight shootin 7's. |
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2006 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
F88888888A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
|
| Lucky
eights! A full solid serial number eights.... RARE AND VERY POPULAR. |
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1928 |
$5.00 |
P.C.G.S
#64PPQ |
L00999999A SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT | $SOLD |
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LADDER SERIAL
NUMBERS/SPECIMEN NOTES Big difference between "TRUE LADDERS" and regular ladders. True ladders must end with a 1 or 8. Forward or backwards. 12345678 or 87654321. Depending on series and denomination $2.00-$50.00-$100.00 can be worth a lot more than $1.00-$5.00-$10.00-$20.00's. Regular ladder serial numbers are 23456789-12345670-07654321. Rare ladders they no longer print this high 98765432 can be worth double the price of a normal ladder. Ladder serial numbers have been saved for over 125 years. William Donlon used a 1928 $2.00 A00000123A for years on his catalogs. Albert A Grinnell carried the two lowest non star serial 123's on 1928 $10.00 and $20.00 Dollar Gold Certificates. FLASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated "TRUE LADDERS" 12345678 sold for $700.00 Specimen Notes feature ladder serial numbers. They also feature serial 0's. Specimen notes are used overseas for country's to view our currency before it's distributed. Every time there is a signature change, design change on a note, sheets are made up and shipped out overseas. Stamped the word specimen in red on the note. Many of these notes make there way back to the states. The LEGAL specimens are printed on both sides. (Must be less than 1996 series). ILLEGAL specimens are printed on (One Side Only) Blank on one side, many carry the words "specimen non negotiable" on one side. The bep believes these notes that are in collectors hands are STOLEN. The bep believes that these notes did not carry a (RELEASE DATE). Therefore they are there property and want them back. Usarare Suspects there are #200 or more within the collecting fraternity. Today these notes are sold privately. FLASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated Illegal and Legal specimens sold for $12,000 in Public Auction. |
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2003A |
$1.00
|
P.C.G.S
#15 |
C12345678A |
$625.00 |
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| Affordable
upladder serial number. Don't want to pay $1700.00 for an upladder.
Here you go, it's the real DEAL! |
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2003 | $10.00 | P.C.G.S #66PPQ | DA00000123* BOSTON DISTRICT ***STAR*** | $425.00 | |
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2006
|
$1.00
|
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
E12345678B
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
|
| Full
superb gem uncirculated upladder. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
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 |
1995 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
H87654321A ST LOUIS DISTRICT | $1975.00 | |
| A
full one dollar downladder serial number. A fantastic note to show off. |
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1988A |
$5.00 |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
H87654321A
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$1700.00 |
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| A
five dollar perfect downladder serial number. Only one dollar in the
block run. Great district to start #8 |
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1988A |
$5.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
B87654321A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$1575.00 | |
| A full downladder serial on a $5.00 87654321. Gem uncirculated to boot. | ||||||||
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1950 |
$100.00 |
P.M.G
#66EPQ |
B23456789A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$3000.00 |
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| SPECIMEN NOTE One
hundred dollar specimen note..... graded superb gem. |
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1950A |
$100.00 |
P.M.G
#66EPQ |
A23456789A
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$3000.00 |
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| SPECIMEN NOTE
One
hundred dollar specimen note with the awesome A-A block prefix and
suffix letters. |
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1950 |
$100.00 |
P.M.G
#66EPQ |
D23456789A
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$3000.00 |
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| SPECIMEN NOTE | ||||||||
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 |
 |
1974 |
$5.00 |
P.M.G
#64 |
C23456789A
PHILA DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| SPECIMEN NOTE | ||||||||
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|
 |
 |
1976 |
$2.00 |
P.M.G
#64 |
G23456789A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| SPECIMEN NOTE |
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 |
2004 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
EB11234567E
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$100.00 |
|
| Close serial
number for a full
ladder. |
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2001 |
$100.00 |
GEM |
CB00004567B
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$335.00 | |
| Low serial
number as well as a
mini ladder. |
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 |
 |
2001 |
$50.00
T |
GEMS |
CI00023456A-CK00023456A |
$950.00 | |
| Matching
serial numbers as well as series. |
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2004
|
$20.00 |
GEM |
EB54321000E
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$150.00 |
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REPEATER SERIAL
NUMBERS Four digit, three digit, most all of all Two digit Repeaters. The more serial numbers within the serial number that do not match are far less common. Example a four digit serial number 19421942 and three digit 19941994 are very common, worth a few dollars over face value. Unless it's an early series, $2.00 or a Star. Two digit repeaters are an exception, they are the ones worthy unless it's a rare series, star, $2.00-$50.00-$100.00 it could be worth $100's of dollars. These notes are widley used in repeater sets. Starting with 01010101 working there way to 98989898. FLASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated One Dollar Two Digit 19191919 Repeaters sold for $40.00. |
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1934 |
$100.00 |
XF |
J01080108A
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT |
$410.00 | |
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1934A |
$20.00 |
VF |
G72227222A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$165.00 |
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1934A |
$20.00 |
VF/XF |
B02160216B
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$165.00 |
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1950B |
$50.00 |
VF |
B17491749A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$155.00 |
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2004A |
$50.00 |
GEM |
GG26262626A CHICAGO DISTRICT | $425.00 | |
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1988A |
$10.00 | GEM |
L19191919B SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT | $85.00 | |
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1988A |
$10.00 | GEM |
G18181818C CHICAGO DISTRICT | $85.00 | |
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1995 | $2.00 | GEM | F25252525B ATLANTA DISTRICT | $400.00 | |
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2003 |
$2.00 |
GEM |
I44774477A MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT | $155.00 |
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RADAR
SERIAL NUMBERS The term "RADAR" says it all. A serial number that reads the same forward and backwards. While four digit radars and three digit radars are far less common and found many times in change today on modern day money. Early series, star, or $2.00-$50.00-$100.00 still can be worth a premium today on three and four digit radars. The best and most kept radars are *GEM UNCIRCULATED* and are two digit serial numbers. Example 000011000 which would be the first radar printed on a block run. Zero and the digit are the most popular today. Radars have been, and always have been the key to collecting "FANCY SERIAL NUMBERS" 9 times out of 10 your first purchase while collecting fancy serial numbers "RADAR". FLASHBACK: In 1998 Gem Uncirculated One Dollar Two Digit 611111116 Radars sold for $30.00 |
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1928B |
$20.00 |
CH-AU |
I03311330A MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT | $675.00 |
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| Radar
on a 28B light green seal! One word WOW! How many
have you ever seen? Yes on a 28 SERIES? |
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1934 |
$50.00 |
XF |
B08199180A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$675.00 |
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1934C |
$10.00 |
P.C.G.S
#25 |
G00055000D
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$345.00 |
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1950 |
$100.00 |
VF |
H01011010A
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$890.00 | |
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1950A |
$10.00 |
VF/XF |
L54400445B SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT | $215.00 |
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1950C |
$20.00 |
FINE |
G30622603C
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$175.00 |
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1950C |
$5.00 |
CH-CU |
D65555556B
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$325.00 |
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| Early
50C two digit middle solid radar. Sweet. |
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1950D |
$10.00 |
AU |
A12099021D
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$215.00 |
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1950E |
$5.00 |
CH-CU |
B92288229F
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$275.00 |
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2004A | $20.00 | GEM | GF41444414B ATLANTA DISTRICT | $50.00 |
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2004A | $20.00 | GEM | GF33888833A ATLANTA DISTRICT | $50.00 | |
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1934 |
$500.00 |
P.M.G
#53 |
B00100100A *RADAR* NEW YORK DISTRICT | $4095.00 |
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| Ultimate
RADAR serial number on a $500.00 FRN. Two digit as well. WOW! |
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1934 |
$500.00
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VF/XF
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G00188100A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$1350.00
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| Affordable
radar on a 34 series $500.00 |
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2004A |
$20.00 |
GEM |
GF03000030B ATLANTA DISTRICT | $115.00 | |
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2003A |
$1.00 |
GEM |
F00300300E ATLANTA DISTRICT | $70.00 | |
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1995 |
$2.00 |
GEM |
F71177117A ATLANTA DISTRICT | $180.00 |
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2006/2001 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
IA35355353A-CB35555553F |
$200.00 |
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2001 |
$20.00
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GEM-CU |
CB30000003D
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$225.00 |
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| These
radars are SUPER.....As in super radar, SIX ZERO'S in the middle. Old
style big head, they don't print them anymore! |
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2003A |
$2.00 |
GEM |
E02811820A-E02810281A |
$90.00 |
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1995 |
$2.00 |
GEM |
F25255252B ATLANTA DISTRICT | $225.00 |
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2006 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
IA35555555A-IA35555553A BOSTON DISTRICT | $200.00 | |
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2004 |
$20.00 |
GEM |
EB08000080I NEW YORK DISTRICT | $120.00 | |
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2001 |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
CH00088000A ST LOUIS DISTRICT | $445.00 |
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2003 |
$5.00 |
GEM | DB00500500B NEW YORK DISTRICT | $110.00 |
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1988A |
$10.00 |
GEM |
G00033000A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$125.00 |
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| The
third radar printed on this series. |
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1977
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$1.00 |
CU |
K00033000*
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$425.00 | |
| Rare serial #3 STAR Radar. 3rd note
printed FOR A RADAR with a Blazin STAR. |
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1977 |
$1.00
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GEM |
K00077000*
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| Not
only is this the 7TH RADAR PRINTED. It's a STAR. SERIAL #7 STAR
RADAR! |
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1977 |
$5.00 |
P.C.G.S
#63PPQ |
K20000002B
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| One
of only a baker's dozen RADARS known with this serial number. They
stopped printing this radar when the presses were changed 1977-1981
series notes. VERY RARE! |
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1977 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
66EPQ |
K20000002B
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$SOLD | |
| Super high grade RARITY. Less than a dozen
known on these 20000002 radars. These notes on the current sheets are
replace with star notes. They are test sheets. |
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2006 |
$1.00 |
GEM-CU |
F40000004Q
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$185.00 |
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1999 |
$1.00 |
GEM-CU
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F60000006E
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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1988A |
$1.00 |
GEM-CU |
F70000007J
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$185.00 |
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1985
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$5.00 |
GEM-CU
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K70000007B
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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1974 |
$5.00 |
GEM-CU
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C70000007B
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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2003A |
$5.00 |
AU |
FG70000007A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$150.00 |
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1988 |
$5.00
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GEM-CU |
F70000007A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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1993 |
$5.00 |
GEM-CU |
L70000007A
SAN FRAN DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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1993
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$5.00 |
GEM-CU
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F70000007A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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1988A
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$5.00
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GEM-CU |
B70000007A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$190.00 |
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1999 |
$10.00 |
VF |
BE70000007A
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$100.00 |
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| Big
head super radar...... |
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1988A |
$20.00 |
GEM-CU |
G70000007E
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$195.00 |
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| Matching
district serial number. |
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1988A |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
B90000009N
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$195.00 |
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1995 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
A90000009F
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$195.00 |
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1977 |
$1.00 |
P.C.G.S#63PPQ |
K90000009B
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$175.00 |
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SEVEN OF A
KIND/SEVEN STRAIGHT./BINARY/FANCY SERIALS Fancy serial numbers, matching serial numbers, seven digits that match. Binary serial numbers that contain nothing but two digits on the serial. |
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2004A |
$20.00 |
GEM |
GF13333333C ATLANTA DISTRICT | $75.00 | |
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1950E |
$5.00 |
CH-CU |
B44444244F
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$140.00 |
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1934A |
$10.00 |
XF/AU |
D00606006B
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$100.00 |
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1934 |
$100.00 |
XF
#2 PIN HOLES |
H00050500A
ST LOUIS L.G.S |
$335.00 | |
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1999 |
$10.00
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GEM
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BK99999909Y
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$260.00 |
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| From a broken up BEP set. Tuff serial
number on ever be seen on a BIG HEAD TEN. Seven NINES! |
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2003A |
$2.00 |
GEM |
B99999998B
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| Ultimate
note... one away from a PERFECT SOLID 9'S. First one I've seen on a
duece. |
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2003A |
$2.00 |
GEM |
B99999996B
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| Just
three away from a perrfect solid 9's on a $2.00 |
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1995
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$5.00 |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
F99999996A
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| Near
solid serial number? The Impossible! What a note. Rarely do you EVER
see a high serial number come about on a FRN. |
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$1000.00
SERIES 1928-1934-A |
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1928
*GOLD* |
$1000.00 |
P.M.G
#55 EPQ |
A00106635A | $SOLD |
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| $500.00 SERIES
1928-1934-A The $500 bill featured William McKinley on the front and the words "Five Hundred Dollars" on the back. It was released as a small-size Federal Reserve Note in 1928, 1934 and 1934A, and a small-size Gold Certificate in 1928. It is equal to $6,350 in 2010 dollars. |
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1928 | $500.00 | P.M.G #20 | F00000070A ATLANTA DISTRICT | $4000.00 | |
| Super low serial number #70. On a 28 series $500.00. What a re the chances.... Just 69,000 printed. | ||||||||
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1928 | $500.00 | AU | H00000069A ST LOUIS DISTRICT | $4300.00 | |
| Serial #69 on a 1928 $500.00. Coming from the St louis District. How this was saved in high grade, who knows? 66,000 printed. | ||||||||
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1934 |
$500.00 |
VF |
A00011404A
BOSTON DISTRICT |
$1250.00 | |
| LIGHT GREEN SEAL BOSTON. |
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1934 |
$500.00 |
P.M.G #53 |
B00100100A RADAR NEW YORK DISTRICT | $4095.00 | |
| RARE
TWO DIGIT RADAR SERIAL NUMBER ON A $500.00 Nothing but 0-1'S |
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1934A | $500.00 | P.M.G #58EPQ | B00378072A NEW YORK DISTRICT | $SOLD | |
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1934A | $500.00 | P.C.G.S #58 | G00323554A CHICAGO DISTRICT | $1850.00 | |
| Pretty
looking type note. Choice about unicirculated. |
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| $100.00
SERIES 1928 TO PRESENT The time on the clock according to the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, shows approximately 4:10. The numeral four on the clock face is incorrectly written as "IV" whereas the real Independence Hall clock face has "IIII". (See Roman numerals in clocks.) The bill is one of two current notes that does not feature a President of the United States; the other is the United States ten-dollar bill, featuring Alexander Hamilton. It is the largest denomination that has been in circulation since July 14, 1969, when the higher denominations of $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000 and $100,000 were retired. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing says the average life of a $100 bill in circulation is 60 months (5 years) before it is replaced due to wear. |
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1928 |
$100.00
J |
*VF*
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G00000010*
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$6850.00 |
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| Some
Pinholes. The lowest star
note known for this series- District Hundred. |
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1928 |
$100.00
J |
P.M.G
#15 |
G00000098* CHICAGO DISTRICT | $1575.00 |
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| Low
two digit star. As
noted on the holder attached bottom margin piece. |
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1934 |
$100.00
J |
*CU* |
E00314979A
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$585.00 |
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| Light green seal. |
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1934 |
$100.00 |
CH-AU |
G00477495A
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$275.00 |
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| Light green seal variety. | ||||||||
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1934 |
$100.00 |
CH-CU |
J00499009A/J00499010A.
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT |
$575.00 |
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| Consectutive pair. | ||||||||
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1963A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S #58PPQ |
C00163021*
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$475.00 | |
| Only
192,000 stars printed for this run. High grade, touch of handling
keeping this from GEM STATUS. |
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1963A |
$100.00 |
R.C.G.S#66 |
G000158120*
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$375.00 |
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| Super high third
party graded
R.C.G.S #66 star. |
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1963A |
$100.00 |
CH-CU | G00451102*
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$350.00 | |
| Clean original
choice star. |
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1963A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
G00133530*
CHICAGO DISTRICT |
$390.00 | |
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1963A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
H00055481*
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$SOLD | |
| Lovely
super high grade low serial STAR on this early 63A series. |
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1969A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
65PPQ |
F00175554*
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$950.00 | |
| Just
64,000 star printed for this short atlanta print run. |
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1981A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
L01297817*
SAN FRAN DISTRICT |
$1700.00 | |
| P.C.G.S #2 NONE HIGHER P.M.G #0 NONE HIGHER *TIED FINEST* | ||||||||
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1981A |
$100.00 |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
L01297819*
SAN FRAN DISTRICT |
$2200.00 | |
| P.C.G.S #2 NONE HIGHER P.M.G #0 NONE HIGHER *TIED FINEST* | ||||||||
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1981A |
$100.00 |
AU |
L00494349*
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT |
$775.00 | |
| Slight handling
making this an
au note. Rare in all grades. |
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1996 |
$100.00 |
VF |
AD00048508*
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$380.00 | |
| Rare star. The
key to the 1996
series. Listed on schwartz and oakes for $900.00 in cu. |
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1996 |
$100.00 |
VF/XF |
AD00149666*
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$455.00 | |
| Key note for
this 1996 series. |
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1996 |
$100.00
T |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
AD00036888*
CLEVELAND DISTRICT |
$SOLD | |
| An uncirculated KEY issue. Far one of the rarest modern type notes. P.C.G.S #3 NONE HIGHER P.M.G #0 NONE HIGHER | ||||||||
| $50.00
SERIES 1928 TO PRESENT The Bureau of Engraving and Printing says the "average life" of a $50 bill in circulation is 55 months before it is replaced due to wear. Approximately 5% of all notes printed today are $50 bills. They are delivered by Federal Reserve Banks in brown straps. |
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1934C |
$50.00 |
GEM-CU |
3=
B18211862-4A NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$565.00 | |
| Three
consectutive 34c mules. |
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1963A | $50.00 | GEM | C00131457* PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT | $375.00 | |
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1969C |
$50.00 |
GEM |
C00327405*
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$290.00 | |
| Only
256,000 printed. A tuff star in gem unc. |
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2004A |
$50.00 |
P.M.G
#67EPQ |
GB00011083*
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$1275.00 |
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| SLEEPER----only 64,000 printed. One of the finest known examples GRADED. Rare modern STAR. P.C.G.S #2 NONE HIGHER. P.M.G #5 NONE HIGHER | ||||||||
| $20.00
SERIES TO PRESENT The twenty-dollar bill in the past was referred to as a "double-sawbuck" because it is twice the value of a ten-dollar bill, which was nicknamed a "sawbuck" due to the resemblance the Roman numeral for ten (X) bears to the legs of a sawbuck, although this usage had largely fallen out of favor by the 1980s. The twenty dollar gold coin was known as a "double eagle". Rather than a nickname, this nomenclature was specified by an act of Congress. |
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1928 | $20.00 J | CH-CU | A00000030A BOSTON DISTRICT | $3800.00 |
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| WOW From the 3rd sheet printed and listed in schwartz and oakes at $2500.00 each. $6000.00 for a regular serial number PMG #65 in 4-2008 heritage sale. | ||||||||
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1928 |
$20.00 |
P.M.G
#64 EPQ |
C03802717A
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$1375.00 |
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| Rare
uncirculated philadelphia
district. Only 2 of them have been graded higher by PMG and PCGS.
$4000.00 for a #66 in 4-2008 heritage sale. |
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1928 |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S #64-67PPQ |
D06016801-10A CLEVELAND DISTRICT | $2200.00 |
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| 1=67PPQ
3=66PPQ 2=65PPQ 4=64PPQ
A run of ten consectutive all freshly graded by P.C.G.S #PPQ. |
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1928 |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#65PPQ |
I02081815A MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT | $SOLD | |
| Tuff
district by all means....... A gem in the ruff. |
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1928B |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
J05817273A
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT |
$435.00 |
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| Perfection...... |
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1934 |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
E18390448A
RICHMOND DISTRICT |
$185.00 |
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| Lovely
high grade type note. |
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1934 |
$20.00 |
CH-CU |
J01661545-50A
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT |
$945.00 |
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| Bright light
green seal half cut
sheet. (6 NOTES) |
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1934A |
$20.00 |
CH-CU |
B00309964*
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$1275.00 |
|
| Very rare star
mule. |
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1934A |
$20.00 |
P.C.G.S #66PPQ |
B01266194*
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$1480.00 |
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| Nice clean new york star note. Graded very high as a 66PPQ. P.C.G.S #1 NONE HIGHER P.M.G #0 NONE HIGHER *FINEST KNOWN EXAMPLE* | ||||||||
| $10.00 SERIES 1928 TO PRESENT The source of the face on the $10 bill is John Trumbull’s 1805 portrait of Hamilton that belongs to the portrait collection of New York City Hall. The $10 bill is the only U.S. paper currency in circulation in which the portrait faces to the left (the $100,000 bill features a portrait of Woodrow Wilson facing to the left, but was used only for intra-government transactions). |
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1928 |
$10.00 |
P.M.G
#64 EPQ |
H04089195A
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$385.00 | |
| Uncirculated st
louis federal
reserve note. |
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1928B |
$10.00 |
CH-CU |
G28152259-62A CHICAGO DISTRICT | $480.00 |
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| Four
consectutive dark green
seals. |
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1934B |
$10.00 |
P.M.G
#66EPQ |
J00729628*
KANSAS DISTRICT |
$2650.00 |
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| Far
one of the nicest 34b stars printed. Graded superb gem
uncirculated. P.C.G.S
#0 TOTAL GRADED 0 P.M.G #2 ZERO HIGHER OTHER GRADED #30. |
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1934C |
$10.00 |
CH-CU |
H01822436A
ST LOUIS DISTRICT |
$185.00 |
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| Four consective
st louis notes. |
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1934C |
$10.00 |
XF |
C01719857*
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$65.00 |
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| Listed
at $50.00 in VF. $400.00 IN CU. Here's a nice original 34C star. |
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1934D |
$10.00 |
P.C.G.S #64PPQ |
C02424474*
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT |
$765.00 | |
| Original 34D series star note. HIGHEST KNOWN STAR NOTE. P.C.G.S #2 NONE HIGHER P.M.G #1 NONE HIGHER | ||||||||
| $5.00 SERIES 1928 TO PRESENT The Bureau of Engraving and Printing says the average life of a $5 bill in circulation is 16 months before it is replaced due to wear. Approximately 9 percent of all paper currency produced by the U.S. Treasury's Bureau of Engraving and Printing today are $5 bills. |
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1928A |
$5.00 |
P.M.G
#65EPQ |
B23125694A
NEW YORK DISTRICT |
$SOLD |
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| $2.00 SERIES 1976-1995-2003-A The bill was discontinued in 1966, but was reintroduced 10 years later as part of the United States Bicentennial celebrations. Today, however, it is rarely seen in circulation and actual use. Production of the note is the lowest of U.S. paper money: under 1% of all notes currently produced are $2 bills. This comparative scarcity in circulation, coupled with a lack of public awareness that the bill is still in circulation, has also inspired urban legends and, on a few occasions, created problems for people trying to use the bill to make purchases. |
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2003A |
$2.00 | P.C.G.S
#65PPQ-66PPQ |
(2)
F00088123* F00088124* |
$385.00 |
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| Two
consecutive gems.... Rare pair. Only 320,000 printed. |
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2003A |
$2.00 |
GEMS |
(12)
NOTE DISTRICT SET. |
$49.00 | |
| ONE SET LEFT |
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1976 |
$2.00 |
CH/GEM |
(12)
DISTRICT STAR NOTE SET. |
$865.00 |
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| All
twelve districts, each and every note grades *choice to gem
uncirculated* Star district set. |
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1976 |
$2.00 |
P.C.G.S
#66PPQ |
F00471243*
ATLANTA DISTRICT |
$75.00 |
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1976
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$2.00 |
P.M.G
#66EPQ |
I00257512* MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT | $255.00 |
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1976
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$2.00
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P.C.G.S
#67PPQ |
K00807929*
DALLAS DISTRICT |
$85.00 |
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| Nice
high grade start note. P.C.G.S #67PPQ Superb..... |
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1976 | $2.00 D |
GEM-CU | #PACK I00135801* MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT | $33,000.00 |
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| Key issue for
stars! 40th
note has a major ink smear to boot! |
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1976 |
$2.00 |
P.M.G#66EPQ |
J00174018*
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT |
$205.00 |
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| Second
rarest district for a star on these 76 dueces. |
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| $1.00
SERIES 1963 TO PRESENT The Bureau of Engraving and Printing says the average life of a $1 bill in circulation is 21 months before it is replaced due to wear. Approximately 45% of all U.S. currency produced today are one-dollar bills. All $1 bills produced today are Federal Reserve Notes. One-dollar bills are delivered by Federal Reserve Banks in blue straps. |
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1963A |
$1.00 |
CH/GEM |
G04636001-101A
9 STARS IN PACK |
$355.00 |
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| 63A
bep
wrapped pack with 9 star notes. |
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