Rare US Currency You Can Find in Your Wallet - How to Spot Unique Bank Notes
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Your $10 dollar note was printed at the BEP in Washington DC and issued to the 7th Federal Reserve bank in Chicago, IL. All notes are printed at the BEP in Wash or Ft Worth TX and then issued when the need arises to the 12 fed reserve banks.
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Yes, this note is worth more than $2. It is worth at least $5 if it's a $2 from 1963. Not exactly rare, but "United States Notes" are extremely hard to find in circulation, and they're in high demand.
If the condition of your note is excellent (for example, AU or even uncirculated), then you may get top dollar for it. Look at eBay and you will have a much better idea of how much your note. Remember that at the end of the day, your note is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it.
I once had a crisp 1950 series E $10.00 bill from the bank... Took it to a convenient store to purchase something... The lady said it was fake, swiped the bill, so I took it back to the bank... The bank swiped it the bill with the pen and said it was real... I spent the damn thing anyways... About 1 year later I started getting into coins and paper money collecting... Find out that bill I had was worth over $100.00 and not only did 2 morons color it with the pen, but 1 more moron spent it at a convenient store.
I'll make your feel better about your dumb move. When the State quarters came out, my dad would get them brand new, uncirculated from the bank. One for every state, for every year. He mailed them to me wrapped up really good to keep them protected. He also gave me the coin chart to keep them in. So from 1999 to 2007 or 2008, he mailed them to me every year. He died in 2006, so my mom mailed them to me the next year or 2 and stopped. Some of them I never even took out of the protective wrapping it was in. A couple of years ago, I got down and depressed and I didn't have much money but I wanted to go the the club. I never even looked them up to see if they were worth more than face value. I never even looked close at them. Shortly after I spent them all at the club a few months later, I started learning a lot about coins and purchased a microscope when I learned I should to see details. Then I realized most of those coins I held onto and kept them protected for 10-20 years were worth thousands each. I felt sick and I still do. I asked my mom about her coins not long ago. She said she got rid of those a long time ago along with a box full of coins my dad collected and held onto for a long time. I remember all kinds of change he saved, buffalo nickels, indian head pennies, silver dollars, half dollars, bicentennial coins. The list goes on and on. She said "They will never be worth more than face value." She's not a coin collector! She has no idea what she's talking about! I felt like ringing her neck! She asked the bank what they are worth and they told her face value. Well of course to a bank it's not worth more than face value. So whether they knew if they had value or not I'm sure they took it home with them. I don't understand why she didn't offer it to me first. I would have given her face value for it! I told her about how much the state quarters are now in mint condition and she said she felt sick now. I also had a gallon sized freezer zip lock bag full of pennies that I held on to for several years. My dumbass takes the bag to walmart, dumps the whole thing in a machine counter and gives you what it added up in dollars minus a percentage. I think it was about $16+ and I think I got back about $13 or so. I do remember it kept over $3. I never even looked through the change. Now do you feel better? lol
Just wanted to comment on your video from 10 years ago. I'm subscribed and watch you regularly now to learn in my journey to becoming a successful numismatist. I bet you have a great collection by now. Thanks for your contribution to the community.
Awesome informational video. I have always looked for star notes, but now I will keep an eye out for the rest of them.
Thanks for the info. Ill keep looking.
I'm having a lot of fun looking for star notes. Thanks for the video
Thanks for the video! You would be surprised how many bank tellers do not know what a star note is or a c-note is!
Your videos are great. Lots of info presented straight forward. Thanks.
☺ holy cow this video just pop watching another video of your list 😝 nice Blueridge. Feb'14'2020
Funny thing I asked a local coin/currency shop about star notes. There answer is unless the new style currency is uncirculated they star notes aren't worth anything. The only time theyre are actually valueable as a circulated bill is if you have an OLD note that has a star
Nice vid, thanks!
Great collection and keen eye my friend.
great video!! I like watching re-watching this video as a reminder as to the awesome notes that are out there...or were :)
happy hunting!!
You watch literally all the videos I do..
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I've been collecting pennies pre-1982, but you just got me really interested in dollar bills. I', going to start looking at mine.
Nice bills. I found starnotes, fancy numbers and error print. Hi from NYC.
REMEMBER, a collection begins on a interest personal to you. If it happens to be valuable than it becomes more interesting to others. I have been aware coin shops, collector stores, offer very little incentive in collecting or valuing paper money.
Years ago, I passed on a Very fine 1934 $10, because a call to coin store said "no added value over face", have regretted that for a long time. Alas I have acquired a 1934 recently thanks to educating the wife.
Thank for putting up a great video on bills
I have seen star notes many many times but never knew they are worth something . Once my father noticed a supermarket was giving out silver certificates as change so he asked for 40 dollars in change and got 40 silver certs with consecutive serial numbers
This is very informative
You say some notes were printed in San Francisco and Atlanta. Actually, the notes are PRINTED in Washington, DC or Fort Worth, Texas. The Fort Worth notes usually have a small "FW" printed near the edge of the bill.
AWESOME INFORMATIVE VIDEO.
thanks for your videos as always. well i begin to realize may be bank notes are the most lucrative and easy to do than any other hunting. the bank notes even if someone does not find anything it is easy to take them to the bank. lol and no need to wrap them at all.
awsome collection money man,,, i juz stared collecting money this yearz and last year i stared collecting comicz bookz to again..lol i juz sub ur page
Hey, I've been watching a lot of your videos. I just got into numismatics, and I was just wondering where you got that cool note holder. I have some 3-ring binder holders, but it just looks cooler. :)
That particular radar example would probably be particularly valuable as the Skull and Bones Society in known for coveting everything with "322"
Thank you
Thanks for the reply! Is there a particular book(s) you recommend?
Nice collection dude
I use to look through my paper currency, but since Obama got in office I never have any paper money in my wallet to look at.
Hahaha. Thank Obama care. At least all the tit suckers are doing better :)
How’s your wallet now
There are only two places bills are printed in our Great Country. BEP prints currency. There are 12 FRB districts. All bills, districts/ denominations, can be and are printed at both facilities. FW and DC. Bills used to be printed for & delivered to specific FRB according to population and currency need. This practice was omitted to save on logistics/ records. Now a pallet of bills printed w/ FRB A-Boston- may be sent to CA. to fill order for the L district, & the reverse.
i love stuff like that
Dude! Such an old video! How far youve come👍🏼.
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thanks again.
i have 3 $1 1963A series 2 are almost consecutive 1 number difference between them and the other is far away... they are all in crisp uncirc shape :) i only got $20 in ones
I live in New Zealand, and I'm thinking of collecting NZ bank notes since they're about to change. But also I want to collect US notes because there's more potential to profit (more people who collect US notes) obviously I can exchange NZ money for US money at any bank here in NZ, but do you think I'd have any luck finding rare ones at banks here. Or would overseas banks just have the most recent US bank notes?
Thanks for the info, I just went through my wallet and found a star note.
should add the $1 Web fed experimental notes. web fed was a roll of bill paper stock insyead of sheet fed press. they where printed complelty on different presses. The block number is after in God we trust on reverse instead of the lower right.
$2 bills were first made in the 1860s, so they have been around for more than just 1976-present.
Hi, your vid is very informative, thank you. I have a question. I have a $20 note frome the 2001 series with the serial # CI 19918080A. Does that signify the Minneapolis BEP? What would the "C" represent? It is in good condition considering that it may have been around at least 10 yrs. No rips, just a few minor creases. Thanks!
Hi there! where did you get that currency holder of yours?
I came across 2 old washed out Dollar bills(2006/2009), the only thing strange about them is the Fed location seal (A/J) and the bill numbers( 1/ 10) are really bold in color so it look a bit weird
I got $800.00 in consecutive numbered $20.00 Star Notes from an ATM the other day and found $1200.00 in $100.00 Star Notes in a $10,000.00 strap from the bank.
sweet. I have a 1935 star note
i didnt even realize this was black and white until you said something,,,,wierd man you blew my mind lol
That's very cool in my collection I got five dollars for every place they printed them add I got a five dollar note that every no are the same for every 12 of the printing places
Thanks for this! I looked through the bills in my wallet and found a 1 $ Star note.
If you want a $2 bill, just go to your local bank teller. Ask them if they have some $2 bills. You'll get each for $2. I must warn you that the bills are worth only $2, unless it's from 1963 or earlier, in which case it maybe worth $5 or more. Even though the $2 bill is not rare per se, it's a great note to start your banknote collection. Still, it's something different from the other bills in circulation, because you may have to do a little more work than usual to get one at face value.
I have a series 1977A one dollar note. A little beat up. The reverse is harvest gold not the typical color . I recieved this in change. Curious on it's value. I have another unique note you might be interested in seeing. Could I sent you a picture of these notes and you could tell me what you think?
i just found a Minneapolis one dollar (i don't know if it is printed from the BEP or not)but it has the letters I and B on it just like yours,
is it worth keeping?
You would be surprised how many silver notes of star notes go unnoticed
Most of the bills shown can be found in local coin shops for about 2 times the notes value. A ten dollar note for twenty bucks....
Yes I have
ive seen some solid serials and extremely low serials go for crazy amounts. last year in chicago there was a 2006 $20 with serial 00000001 and it went for $7,000. and ive seen plenty of solid serial $1's for $1000+ easy
hey I like that info man I have a 2 dollar bill star note how do I find out what its worth
It is funny about those silver certificates. If you think about it, they are worth less now then they were, you still get a dollars worth of silver...
Got a stack of $90 worth of $2s and 23 of the 45 were red seals! most of them were in beat up condition. I checked all the serial nums so they were all common, but my dealer gave me $3-5 for each. No star notes.
I work in retail, and one of my customers paid with a 1950 five dollar bill. Later, I bought it out of the register. And, so doesn't look like it's worth much more than five bucks, but it's pretty rare to see that. I've never seen paper money that old before. And in decent shape. I figure, someone collected it, and then somehow it made its way back into circulation. That's my theory, anyway.
Hey BlueRidge; having trouble doing research online, and finding top of examples for/of error notes and fancy serial numbers; really combo's of the two; or otherwise errors involving both the make-up of the Note, and the serial number... ex.. Mixed ladder, and raised suffix: or, raised digit, and lower suffix on one side of Note's serial number sequence??? These are both on newer $1. Than on older and way older, more (VF) stuff 1977-1935; misaligned, off-centered, cutting error, ink error, with error serial numbers and fancy serial numbers...?!?!?!?!
where did you get that album thing to collect bills?
i am 14 and ive been collecting for about 7 months. My girlfriend nags me about my collecting, but she don't realize that when I'm just buying a $100 strap, pull a few out, and spend the rest, in 20 years if I can't find a buyer, I still have face value. I found an UNC 1963 dollar bill
Are there any grading services and auction facilities for paper currency?
Right on that's helpful. Thanks, but got a question for you. I just started coin roll hunting and man have I found some nice thank to your advice. My question is this! I have found the most rareist and most unbelievable 5 note dollar bill you could ever believe. Seeing is beliving right here u go a pic tell me wat u think.
where did you get this currency holder?> and what is the exact name of the style?
i have a $2 bill with the serial number and stamp on the right side is too low. However, the serial number on the left side is well placed. What do you think about that? Also, I have three $2 bill star notes, all in sequence, 1976. What would you say they are worth? I appreciate your time to answer :)
I got a question n it's Bout the serial numbers. So what would u consider as a low serial number
Man.... Now I know. And all of the games of lisrs poker I payed. Thanks
any currency shop will have em or theres online resources too.
I would like to see this video again, but in color ! Please. Thank you !
Dam I remember when you upload this video in 2011 , i can't believe this video is almost 8 year's old , i God dam time flys , OH YEAH YEAH YEAH
What do you think about a 1999 series $100 bill 13155555. worth keeping?
All of the paper currency is printed at the BEP, in Washington, D.C., or Fort Worth Texas, BEP, and no place else. The letters found before the serial numbers is the Federal Reserve Bank for which they are intended . I know, because I worked there for twenty years in Washington, D.C.
HELLO, I watch your videos.
I remember you saying that we need to keep our eyes open for
bills in sequence, is that true?
I have 10, 5 dollar bills in number sequence wilth sorta low numbers , like the first one is MD00063589D to MD00063598D.
Would this fit the bill, and they are in every good shape.
thank you for your time, im hopefully waiting a reply.
I would love a list of good years! I know only th types serial numbers to look for
cool
You need to vhevk your serial numbers also. Lots of special serial numbers the star would be a extra kick
Another thing, your silver certificate can only be traded at the bank for face value of one dollar. You had to turn in all of your silver certificates by 1964 at the latest to get a silver exchange. To a bank, they are worth one dollar only. Just saying.
where did u get your book at
I have started collecting this star notes and i have a few with me... Is there a way to find out how much they are all worth ?
the 1976 $2 is not hard to find. Because that denomination gets circulated so little, it's very easy to find a not uncirculated 2 in pretty much as good of condition as one from 2009. After 1976, I believe it has only appeared in the 1995, 2003 (A), 2009 and 2013 series. Ironically, I have gotten a series 2013 $2 but I have yet to see a 2013 dollar bill.
One the other hand, I rarely find a dollar bill older than 2003 (I'm a cashier), and seldom see any but the 2009 in good condition.
I'm surprised you found a series 1963 $1, did you notice the treasury seal was still in latin back then?
I also have wheat pennies and a lot of silver coins
I think you have to be very lucky to find rare notes in circulation. Most of them already in collectors hand.
I have a uncirculated 1 dollar bill star note... is it worth anything?
is there a website where you can verify if you have a bill with a serial number that could be worth more?
Thanks! I learned something new here, and checked my bills. I have a $20 containing 2345678 but the actual serial is JK 76523843 B, is that worth anything? Or would what I call "the devil's dollar" with serial A 66609030 E be worth more than face value?
@MYdreamELVIS yes if it has the red stamp
Are there places that you can sell and buy those rare stuff? can you tell us the best sites?
Thanks!
Is it possible to take a tour of a BEP?
i have not been a note collector for very long and i would like to know if these two bills have any value? a 2003A 1$ with # E02500001B or a 2003A with # E00132456 star
Thanks for the information!
Can you recommend a website to look up the value of paper $? Cause I'm going blind trying to find one. I have a 1977 $20 bill, Philadelphia. S# C00357735* (star). Also the C on the top right (above the Treasury seal) is off line with the rest of the S#. Does that matter? Thanks!
I have a 1934 a 10 dollar bill that is off center in the back is it rare at all?
are you saying minneapolis money is tough to find? Just wanna know. I'm new to collecting notes, I have a 2 dollar bill (series 1976) from Minneapolis, and a 1 dollar bill (series 1988 A) from Minneapolis.
@BootStrapify Cool! thanks for the reply
hey blueridge on one of my 20 dollar bills I noticed numbers inside the white house the number's are 2012 a backward c198 200 032 they go down in a row
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what is the most rare us bill ? like is the $2 dollar bill the most rare?
I have a five dollar silver note in pretty good shape, what is its potential worth?
What about RED ink 2$ bills from 1953 series? I've got a few
Probably no loss. Modern issue stars are worth face value unless they have an error, even if they are uncirculated. For the most part older series hundreds don't command a premium in average circulated condition until you get as far back as 1934. Even those only command a few dollars over face value.