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Title: 1954 $1 bills in AU or UNC condition - 50 consecutive serial numbers
Post by: guinnesslover on July 07, 2009, 02:51:17 am

Hi everyone, just wondering what the value of some of these sets might be worth. I have the book value but it doesn't mention if there is a premium for 50 consecutive serial numbers. The details:

50 1954 $1 notes in AU or UNC condition, no folds, marks or blemishes with consecutive serial numbers ranging from  x/f 5405401 to x/f 5405450.

I also have a set of:

49 1973 $1 notes in AU or UNC condition, no folds, marks or blemishes with consecutive serial numbers from AMZ1013001 to AMZ1013049.

Any helps with a valuation would be appreciated.

Thanks

Title: Re: 1954 $1 bills in AU or UNC condition - 50 consecutive serial numbers
Post by: LBIsackson on August 18, 2009, 10:57:14 pm

The premium on these notes for being consecutive is zero...
All  it would  indicate is that they basically are in Unc condition..
When you have fifty of a fairly common note it just makes it more common... sad but true

Title: Re: 1954 $1 bills in AU or UNC condition - 50 consecutive serial numbers
Post by: nova7415 on August 25, 2009, 12:58:32 pm

Quote from: guinnesslover on July 07, 2009, 02:51:17 am

Hi, If you would consider selling a few of these 1.00's I would be most interested in buying some. BTW...I live in the Toronto area.  Thank you, Rob.

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50 1954 $1 notes in AU or UNC condition, no folds, marks or blemishes with consecutive serial numbers ranging from  x/f 5405401 to x/f 5405450.