A couple large size star notes

[JIM F.]

Thanks for looking.

 

If anyone has a current census on these, I would appreciate the data.

 

[johnny9434]

i like that $20 note a whole lot better then the 5, jim. still both are nice with a star

[Nutmeg Coin]

I asked a similar question over at the PCGS currency site and received a rapid response. There are census' on these; most are still raw. You could try to plug into the Heritage archive, may find a match but the parameters in that system can be tough to use. The Friedberg book has pricing on these I think.

[JIM F.]

My copy of Murray calls out a pop of 5 for the $5 (but my S/N is not included) and a pop of 9 for the $20 (includes my S/N) and tied for 2nd finest per Murray at Fine. Don't know if the Murray publication has been updated -- mine is from 1996.

 

Thanks.

 

 

[EastCoastCurrency]

This is the edition I have (somewhere). I am pretty sure it is the most recent:

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/United-States-Large-Size-Star-Notes-1910-1929-NEW-Book-3rd-Edition-/230967956073?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35c6c35269

[SmallSizeFanatic]

Nice early stars.

 

The $5 has been around the block a few times, but with 504,000 notes printed for the entire series for the Atlanta district, good luck finding another one readily.