Star note 0

[Kevin Rosselli]

 

Edited June 4, 2021 by Kevin Rosselli

[Fenntucky Mike]

Looks like they both have light folds in them and probably lots of creasing so condition is a factor but they still might be worth grading. I'd say they are AU based on the pics and just the front. 

[Kevin Rosselli]

These might be better pics. Sharing for feedback.  Thank you

[Fenntucky Mike]

They are not in bad shape, I'm still thinking high AU or on a good day maybe low MS. If you do a little research you might find some additional info, for example if they are from a low run or if notes from that FRB are rare, if there are varieties, check sold listings of that note, etc..

Here's an example that sold in 2017, I don't think yours are this high a grade, and I don't know if these have gone up or down in the past 4 years. If you can find something that sold in 2020 or this year in 58 - 62 that would be your best comparison.

Fr. 2165-C* $100 1969A Federal Reserve Star Note. PCGS Gem New | Lot #81277 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) 

[Kevin Rosselli]

@Fenntucky Mikethanks for grabbing the wheel. 🤘

Edited June 5, 2021 by Kevin Rosselli

[Kevin Rosselli]

Found this but I would have no clue who’s who on the list and why. 

[Fenntucky Mike]

Your notes are FRB "C" , looks like they did seven 64,000 note runs for a total of 448,000 star notes, the second highest total of this series. If those numbers are correct.

 

[Kevin Rosselli]

Ok, so I’m looking for the 64000 print run star notes , as they are rare and the lowest. Still , not that bad of a find. 💯