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Star note received in change

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Got this from Arby's as change.

 

 

 

Sorry for the picture not showing up.. not sure why it isn't. Serial number is B 00292381 * and although the note isn't in the best shape I thought it was cool.

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The wife went to the store the other day and noticed a $2 bill in the register. She asked for it and the clerk was more than happy. It ended up being a 1976 star note, ser# G00639712*

 

She has a good eye!

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Are Star notes worth anything? A friend gave me one today and said he gets them all the time.

 

I'm not used to grading money but it looks in pretty decent shape.

 

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They can be worth a small premium depending on condition, serial number etc.. check on ebay for giggles.

 

So what is considered a low serial number and is their any value difference between a standard low serial note and a Star Note with low serial?

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A low serial number, ideally would be 1 or 2 digits. Those with 3 digits may command a premium. Unless you have a web star note from the 80's (you don't) in circulated condition just spend it.

 

 

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I would spend it, for such a new bill, it's in pretty rough shape with the wear, folds and bank stamp!

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Maybe if you can gather them up in bulk, they will be worth a small premium to buyers.

 

I thought about it but it doesn't look a big enough return for my time. If it was something I was really into, it would be a different story.