All fantastic examples! The “jackass” note is one I keep looking at to buy but I have a few others I want first. Thanks for Part 2 Ontario. Great idea for videos for sure.
You inspired me to pull out my folder of banknotes; US, I have a 1928 Series A $10 gold certificate, it's seen some usage but 100% intact with the standard folds where it was in someone's wallet; 1934 US Series B $5 silver certificates, have two, these look to be CU; 1934 US Series C $10 silver certificate, same; two US $10 1934 FRNs; two 1963 US $2 red seal US notes,; my father's accumulation. World notes, have 100s of CU beauties incl three consecutive serial Canada 20s from 1991. Lots of S. Korean notes from 1940s thru 1970s and two complete N. Korean sets, one from 1947 and the other late 1950s, bought them from a dealer in Seoul some 30 years ago. I spent 12 years total in Korea, 8 active-duty and 4 more as a civilian. Many beautiful notes, I did enjoy seeing them again after years of storage. Appreciate your videos.
Great notes and better advice to take your time - the hunt is part of the fun! Great suggestion regarding the obsoletes. And there's no better note than one from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve - they are always a good purchase!
"Paper Money of the United States" , by Arthur and Ira Friedberg. It is the bible of currency collecting. Please check out my previous video where I give this book a big plug. Thanks so much!!
Nice job putting these 2 videos together.You pretty much covered a great selection of notes for anyone interested in paper currency.Good point about small size notes, but something you could do a video on in the future.Have a great day buddy
I've observed that people routinely way OVER pay for well known notes in terrible condition that are a horrible value for the money. Usually with the trick of putting a $600 sticker on the note and then selling it for the "bargain" price of say $325. Things are only worth what you can turn around and sell them for.
All great suggestions! Thank you for the continued great content!
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks!
All fantastic examples! The “jackass” note is one I keep looking at to buy but I have a few others I want first. Thanks for Part 2 Ontario. Great idea for videos for sure.
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Very interesting notes. It seems like there’s about as many notes to collect as coins! Thanks for sharing!
Yes Indeed. Isn't it great? lol Thanks!
@@Ontario100 haha yes!
Very nice group of notes I don't have a jackass note need to get one. I am trying to get one off of a back of a truck. LOL🤣🤣🤣
LOL
Me as well! I’m in Queens. I would appreciate a heads up!
You inspired me to pull out my folder of banknotes; US, I have a 1928 Series A $10 gold certificate, it's seen some usage but 100% intact with the standard folds where it was in someone's wallet; 1934 US Series B $5 silver certificates, have two, these look to be CU; 1934 US Series C $10 silver certificate, same; two US $10 1934 FRNs; two 1963 US $2 red seal US notes,; my father's accumulation. World notes, have 100s of CU beauties incl three consecutive serial Canada 20s from 1991. Lots of S. Korean notes from 1940s thru 1970s and two complete N. Korean sets, one from 1947 and the other late 1950s, bought them from a dealer in Seoul some 30 years ago. I spent 12 years total in Korea, 8 active-duty and 4 more as a civilian. Many beautiful notes, I did enjoy seeing them again after years of storage. Appreciate your videos.
Sounds like a great collection! Maybe show them off in a video? Thanks for watching, commenting and happy collecting!!
Great notes and better advice to take your time - the hunt is part of the fun! Great suggestion regarding the obsoletes. And there's no better note than one from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve - they are always a good purchase!
Thanks, my friend!
Thanks for the video! You mentioned at one point that the "book value" was such and such. What book are you refering to?
"Paper Money of the United States" , by Arthur and Ira Friedberg. It is the bible of currency collecting. Please check out my previous video where I give this book a big plug. Thanks so much!!
Super nice
Nice job putting these 2 videos together.You pretty much covered a great selection of notes for anyone interested in paper currency.Good point about small size notes, but something you could do a video on in the future.Have a great day buddy
BTW,Thanx for showing the Pittsburgh National 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!!
I've observed that people routinely way OVER pay for well known notes in terrible condition that are a horrible value for the money. Usually with the trick of putting a $600 sticker on the note and then selling it for the "bargain" price of say $325. Things are only worth what you can turn around and sell them for.