Circ star notes

[danno-migration]

Is there any use in pulling star notes from circulation? Do they have any value other than face? As a kid I remember saving silver certs and red seals, and looking for silver coins.

Also, what exactly are "web notes"? It seems I read something about people finding new web notes in BNR, but as more of a coin collector, I don't know what they're talking about. Any reply is helpful. THANKS.

[astrostu]

I think a few of us collect these, but they really don't have much resale value at the moment.

 

Wikipedia has a pretty good article on web notes. I suggest looking there.

[ant]

i always pull star notes!

[danno-migration]

Thanks for the info. The Wiki explained it pretty well. Think I'll try to find some!

[PaperGuy1996-migration]

How about multiple consecutive star notes? Any extra valeu?

 

Guy

[astrostu]

Again, probably not unless they're uncirculated. Personally, again, I'd keep 'em, but I don't think there'd be much resale value.

[PaperGuy1996-migration]

Actually, they are uncirculated. If I could figure out how to add an image, I'd put one up.

 

Guy

[ant]

photobucket is the eaziest way to share the photos. i know there is a upload atachment on here but most use PB.

 

price depands on many aspects:

 

year

bank

type of note (fed,us bank note,silver cert...)

serial numbers

plates.......

[SmallSizeFanatic]

This was the case back in 2008, but since then , there are several circulated star notes that are quite valuable out there.

 

The 2009 $1 H* is a good example.

[Techwriter]

I too always pull Star notes, check catalogs and auctions BEFORE circulating them along. The 2006 $1 Star from Cleveland (D) is one example. Also, these two are not yet listed in Friedberg or Standard Catalog of US Paper Money 33rd edition.