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This is for anyone that collects paper money.

I have a star note where the last 2 digits and the star are all a little lower than the rest of the serial number. If the digits are only slightly off would this be worth holding? The bill has seen a lot of circulation and shows wear (printed 2009).

~JobIII

The serial number alignment doesn't sound that drastic to me. If the digits were majorly shifted it would be something. It may be worth more than face if it's a short print run (320,000 or 640,000). What's the denomination, series and serial?

ed_vantage17 wrote:The serial number alignment doesn't sound that drastic to me. If the digits were majorly shifted it would be something. It may be worth more than face if it's a short print run (320,000 or 640,000). What's the denomination, series and serial?

It's a $100 Star note. I believe the run was >640,000 some million range. Not rare.

COol just wanted to see if the 2009 $100 with a minor digit and Star shift was worth anything.

Thanks,
~JobIII

Star notes are cool and hard to find. They are kinda like Diamonds though. they only appeal to people who dont know there true value. One thing I have learned about paper money is Its a loosing battle. you either need to sell it right away or spend it on PM's

I collect paper currency, not for the potential resale vale, but because I like them. I'll pay "book" value for a FRN if it's in my price range and I don't have one of that denomination/series/Federal Reserve branch yet. I don't intend to ever sell.

Ed, was this an offer? I wasn't really sure what your post implied.

~JobIII

i'll pull a frugi and offer you 66% of spot (face).