This type of video is always fun. Always cool to see what other collectors enjoy finding. That last note is considered an alternator 8s. Saw a 770 yesterday and was like that's a negative for you and Anthony who like their Bond notes.
Hey brother. You know your fellow numismaticians all to well. Ok since you rather enjoyed the video. I will look at making some more. Thanks for informing me of the proper name of the (Alternating 8's)...😊😊😊
It's always interesting what type of bills everyone considers keepers. I only keep bookends if they are 3 digit bookends usually with the same 2 digits in the center. I have literally thousands of star notes and other fancy serial numbers notes from BDay / anniversaries, Star notes, Radars, Binaries, Trinary, Tombstone, low SN, high SN, mixed ladders, old notes, quad repeaters, pairs, near solids, ink well contamination, solid star notes. It's really a cool way to save $$ if nothing else. But It's getting out of hand frfr.
007, I do like them too. I only keep bookends if they are like the second one you have. It's an alternator with bookends plus the middle set are sequential 8687. Thats cool I'd keep that one too.
Good morning brother. Great numismaticians think alike regarding currency pieces and collecting. Yeah. Those notes are definitely staples within my collection. Talk to you soon brother...
Hey thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Series year 1985. That's a great find. What state/ region did you find that note. Super surprising it's still in circulation. How is the condition of the note???
About 25 years ago a buddy of mine found a series of 1934 Five Dollar Silver Certificate on the shelf in the closet of an abandoned house. How is that for random? Love your content Legal. Keep it up. New Subscriber.
Heeeeeey. Welcome to the channel. I'm glad to welcome you to the Legal Tender family. Your buddy was a lucky fella with a find like that. It's amazing where and when you may find someone else's collection...
This type of video is always fun. Always cool to see what other collectors enjoy finding. That last note is considered an alternator 8s. Saw a 770 yesterday and was like that's a negative for you and Anthony who like their Bond notes.
Hey brother. You know your fellow numismaticians all to well.
Ok since you rather enjoyed the video. I will look at making some more. Thanks for informing me of the proper name of the (Alternating 8's)...😊😊😊
It's always interesting what type of bills everyone considers keepers. I only keep bookends if they are 3 digit bookends usually with the same 2 digits in the center. I have literally thousands of star notes and other fancy serial numbers notes from BDay / anniversaries, Star notes, Radars, Binaries, Trinary, Tombstone, low SN, high SN, mixed ladders, old notes, quad repeaters, pairs, near solids, ink well contamination, solid star notes. It's really a cool way to save $$ if nothing else. But It's getting out of hand frfr.
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007, I do like them too. I only keep bookends if they are like the second one you have. It's an alternator with bookends plus the middle set are sequential 8687. Thats cool I'd keep that one too.
Good morning brother. Great numismaticians think alike regarding currency pieces and collecting.
Yeah. Those notes are definitely staples within my collection.
Talk to you soon brother...
Picked out a 1985 1 dollar bill last Friday in change. Nothing special but it was a find for me!
Hey thanks for watching and supporting the channel.
Series year 1985. That's a great find. What state/ region did you find that note.
Super surprising it's still in circulation. How is the condition of the note???
About 25 years ago a buddy of mine found a series of 1934 Five Dollar Silver Certificate on the shelf in the closet of an abandoned house. How is that for random? Love your content Legal. Keep it up. New Subscriber.
Heeeeeey. Welcome to the channel. I'm glad to welcome you to the Legal Tender family.
Your buddy was a lucky fella with a find like that. It's amazing where and when you may find someone else's collection...