Up for offersis the pictured group of miscellaneous US notes that I have pulled out to keep for one reason or another. Most are star notes (replacement notes), although there is also a Series of 2013 $20 bill included because it has a rather odd serial number ending with five 1\'s and another $20 because it is a radar note (the serial number reads the same forwards and backwards, aside from the extra alpha character at the start of the serial number). Included are:
A lower circulated grade $1 Silver Certificate star note, series of 1935F,
a series of 2013 $1 Federal Reserve star note which I think is Uncirculated,
a medium-grade circulated 2013 $1 Federal Reserve star note which has unfortunately been written on in ink,
a 2013 $10 Federal Reserve star note that I would call Extra Fine,
the aforementioned $20 Federal Reserve note of 2013 with an odd serial number, which I woild grade Extra Fine,
a 2009 $20 Federal Reserve radar note that I would call Extra Fine,
a 2009 $20 Federal Reserve star note that I would call Extra Fine, and
a pair of 2013 $20 Federal Reserve star notes. One of these I would call Very Fine, and the other Extra Fine.
It is a total of $113 face value in notes, all of which should carry some premium over their face value to collectors. How much of a premium? You buyers can decide that for yourself. I am starting the offerding so that I can recover only a few dollars over the face value of the notes after I pay my partners in online commerce here ( and PayPal).
When it comes to my grading opinions given above, please note that I am a coin guy and not a paper money guy - so my paper grades might be suspect. As always, you should grade the notesfor yourself from the photos because grading paper money is a subjective art and not an objective science.
If you have an interest in US coins (or paper money), you should visit my storehere and check out the huge selection of nice material I am running right now. And remember to consider (and take advantage of) my combined shipping policy, because it can sometimes save you quite a bit of money. Once total shipping exceeds $4 or so, I can generally pass some savings along to you (up to a total order value of $200 or so, whereupon I will be inclined to purchase postal insurance to protect myself in the event of loss or damage during transit and the cost of postal insurance makes any savings \"iffy\". Each situation is different, and I have to calculate total shipping cost on a case-by-case basis). To receive a combined shipping discount, simply place all your items into your Shopping Cart, check out, and then \"Request Total From Seller\" before you pay (or wait for my combined invoice before paying for multiple sale lots). I will then send you an invoice with combined shipping for your entire order, from which you can pay. If you encounter any difficulty, just contact me through \'s messaging system and we will work it out.
Also, note that I am a smoker if you are allergic or hyper-sensitive to that aroma. Considering everything that paper money is exposed to in circulation, I would think it should not matter- but I know it does to some people. Therefore, I go to great lengths to protect my inventory by storing things in boxes or tubes or bags to limit their exposure to my bad habit/addiction. However, it is not possible to avoid their exposure entirely --- and that effort does not apply at all to my packing materials. Thank you for your interest, and hopefully your patronage!
