CPM Forum
Foreign => US Currency => Topic started by: Hudson A B on January 26, 2006, 11:29:33 am
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Hi, I just thought this may be interesting for anyone who wants to know about US replacements (they use a "Star").
Here is what it says on the original banding of the notes:
"If the numbers on notes in this package do not run in sequence, the substituted notes are indicated by a "Star". Inquiries should include the series and serial numbers, to include the suffix letters of the notes."
It's like they are asking for people to find out about them!
I am not really sure how rare star notes are, but I have only seen 3, mind you I handle much less US currency.
Later-Hudson
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I have several in my collection, including a couple of those bands.
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If anyone ont there would like any of these bands (they look pretty neat and "official") I would be happy to snag a few from work when I can. Just send me a SASE and we are good to go. We do not get them that often, But I will get them when I can if anyone is interested. I must admit they look a heck of alot better than the plain white bands on our notes!
Hudson
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I'll take one of each denomination please in as nice of condition as you can snag. I already have a $20. Save them up and we'll exchange later. Thanks :-)
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Sounds good- I will work on that throughout my upcoming shifts. It seems that all our US comes in brand new, but our Cdn is all old. :P
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I just found a 2003 $10 Star note. The serial number is DH 00112368*. I did a little search to find the value but I didn't find anything. The condition is EF-AU.
If anyone knows the value, please let me know. If nobody knows I will probably spend it. :)